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Blending innovative indie-pop coloration and a catchy rhythm with Bleu’s seductive voice, “Converted” by Chateau Chateau hits the sweet spot.

Juba Kalamka, who's remained active in a vast array of musical outfits, as well as appearing in movies, while remaining active politically and socially, has formed a new band, Commando, with Lynnee Breedlove, Honey Mahogany and other talents.

Juba Kalamka, who's remained active in a vast array of musical outfits, as well as appearing in movies, while remaining active politically and socially, has formed a new band, Commando, with Lynnee Breedlove, Honey Mahogany and other talents.

According to Maria Maita-Keppeler, I Just Want to Be Wild For You—the forthcoming album from her somewhat eponymous indie-rock band MAITA—is centered around navigating disconnect and intense emotion. "[This album is about] mining those moments where we feel very far away from one another or from ourselves,” she explained. “Or where something isn’t quite landing. Finding that thread of the passion that exists, simmering under the surface, because there’s a...

The Chromatics vocalist covers the crushing Elliott Smith cut for Kill Rock Stars’ 30th anniversary

After collaborations with 80’s pop star Tiffany, The Dandy Warhols and Styrofoam, New Money is Logan’s 10th studio album. Produced in collaboration with longtime co-writer Gino Mari and written at home over the course of 2020, the album is a nine song testament to queer power, gay joy, and the belief that we will someday come back together.

Master a technique for oven-frying tofu, and adapt it every which way for limitless dinners.

Following two upbeat bangers, “Eat&Drink&Smoke&Shop&Fuck” and “Rich And Beautiful,” as well as the empowering anthem “Here’s To Us,” today’s track appropriately pays homage to the classic energy of Smith’s original, while also giving it a fresh and edgy spin. Watch the new animated lyric video for the track now!

Listen to 'Stars Rock Kill (Rock Stars),' a 30th-anniversary covers compilation from the featuring Deerhoof, Shamir, Xiu Xiu, and more.

Here are the 90 best '90s albums as shown in SPIN's September 1999 print issue. The 90 best '90s albums include Nirvana, Public Enemy