Daily Newsletter, November 11, 2025

An intriguing album that will leave the listeners with an ultimate dilemma - should I fall asleep or keep on listening?

The rise of headphone listening has changed us profoundly—and maybe not for the better.

Leaving an indelible legacy on punk and electronic music, we select five new artists who have evoked DAF's synthpunk magic.

Uncut's 50 Greatest New York Albums: The history of a city through music, from jazz and doo wop to folk, disco, soul, punk, hip-hop and indie

RIP. Maybe the most naif member of the legendary Clube da Esquina he helped found, Lô Borges was also the figure responsible for bringing to the movement the heavy dose of easy-listening psychedelia that pushed it over the edge of a musical revolution. He was only a teenager when he wrote some of the best songs of that 1972 record that many consider, to this day, the greatest of Brazilian music: "Um Girassol da Cor do Seu Cabelo," "Trem de Doido," "Trem Azul," "Paisagem da Janela," and more.

LSD became a large part of The Beatles' creative process. But during the recording of this one song, it almost went too far.

As the avant-garde legend unveils her epic new multimedia performance ARK: United States V, Alastair Shuttleworth picks out ten key tracks from her otherworldly discography

Long-running champs of horror rockabilly The Cramps have reissued their first three albums from the '80s on vinyl.

The music winds sinuously, like a river in deep, humid tropics. In six tracks which blend seamlessly into one musical entity, this pivotal collaboration from Brian Eno and Jon Hassell explores a mystical, minimalist music, tinted by Southern Hemisphere sounds but also incorporating 20th century electronics. The cuts move slowly but insistently, a sensuous wiggle in their syncopation.

The Cure's recent concert in support of their new album at London's Troxy is coming to theaters titled 'The Show of a Lost World.'

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