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Atea Pharmaceuticals Incs experimental COVID-19 antiviral pill, being developed with Roche, failed to help patients with mild and moderate COVID-19 in a small study of mostly low-risk patients,... | October 19, 2021

A stirring composite of choral hymns, progressive rock, and free jazz, the Brooklyn composer’s suite presents a fluid cycle of matter as sound.

On her most fully realized album to date, the prolific Chinese artist serves up an enthralling blend of dread and beauty that feels quintessentially her own.

Two Indian drugmakers have requested permission to end late-stage trials of their generic versions of Merck & Cos promising experimental oral antiviral drug molnupiravir to treat moderate... | October 9, 2021

Built from recordings of his 2013 tour as Mister Lies, Nick Zanca’s debut under his own name is sparse experimentation in clamor and free-form percussion.

Sounding at once meticulous and reckless, sinister and goofy, the experimental trio’s first album in nearly a decade is its most direct appeal to the pleasure center.

Structured around a grid of 121 minor chords, the English experimental musician’s 121st release injects process music with a welcome dose of beauty, chaos, and emotion.

Arca brings her distinctive production to a soaring EDM power ballad built around an all too familiar sounding Sia demo.

Huerco S.’ second album under his atmospheric alter ego is eerie and unsettling: Rhythms are frayed, harmonies are buried, and the usual reassurances of ambient music no longer apply.

Moebius’ friend Tim Story gathers loops and samples left behind by the late krautrock pioneer and reworks them with the assistance of Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Michael Rother, Sarah Davachi, and others.