The New York Times – Music:
Molly Rankin’s group is known for emotional and melodic sophistication. Talking about its latest LP, “Blue Rev,” she reflected on how her family’s deep musical history led her there.
Author: Jeremy Gordon
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Rivers Cuomo’s Very Complicated, Highly Organized Life
The New York Times – Music:
Preparing to release a new EP in Weezer’s “Sznz” series, the band’s leader explained how he keeps himself on track — and how he learned to say “Are you ready to rock?” in any language.
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The Rise of the Professional-Athlete Podcast
The New York Times – Sports:
Does getting game analyses straight from the source take away some of the magic?
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How Arcade Fire Found a Way Back
The New York Times – Music:
After a meteoric rise that built a passionate fan base, the band had trouble connecting on its last album. A new release, “We,” links the group’s past to its hopes for the future.
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Why Those Moments of Care for Liza Minnelli and Joni Mitchell Felt Different
The New York Times – Music:
Awards shows are a natural setting for honoring aging legends. It’s reassuring when they don’t try to hide the frailty that aging can bring.
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Michael Bublé Always Finds a Way
The New York Times – Music:
Hustle, charm and a remarkable ability to slot himself into songs have made the musician a star — even though his style has never aligned with pop trends.