Daily Newsletter, February 3, 2024

Every month, The FADER shares a rolling playlist of the Songs You Need In Your Life, updated daily.

Although The Monkees was formed as a parody to rival The Beatles in the charts, they became popular in their own right and even impressed The Beatles

The eccentric post-punk outfit certainly progressed with albums including More Songs About Buildings And Food, Fear Of Music and Remain In Light… but were they actually progressive?

A regularly updated guide to the new albums, EPs, mixtapes, and projects getting released in the coming weeks and months

Journey through the diverse sounds of Japanese folk music, where cultures blend and transcend one another.

A review of British acid folk artists in the year 1970: The Incredible String Band, Bread, Love and Dreams, Jan Dukes de Grey, The Sun Also Rises

Paul McCartney and Wings' Band on The Run receives a 50th anniversary reissue with 'underdubbed' mixes and more

The moment when you genuinely think about moving to a farm, it always sounds like ‘Let’s Move to the Country’, the opening track to the Smog album Knock Knock.

There have been more than enough high highs and low lows to go around since Rick Rude’s last album, and yet, Laverne feels like a celebration. It’s a record that revels in the glow of family and friends, remembering the best of times, the moments of pure joy, but it’s also mindful that we all need

From fighting in a second world war cavalry unit to sharing in a vision for an interstellar Black utopia, the multi-instrumentalist – in a rare audience at his astonishing practice space – has had a musical journey like no other