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Marika Hackmans first album of original material in more than four years, Big Sigh, is a moody slab of enticing synthpop and folk.

Here are the best new sad songs of 2024, perfect for crying purposes.

Kid Cudis 21-track-long effort is disastrously dull, vague, and full of clichés from his media library of sounds and the genre in general.

After the Britpop gestures and electronic touches of her last two albums, the UK singer-songwriter explores a more pared-back mode that highlights her incisive lyrics.

Singer Marika Hackman has said that her lyrics were already “super gay” before she came out to the public back in 2017.

The singer-songwriter finds horror-movie material in the everyday with a record of quiet, visceral power

Welcome to the first Songs of the Week of 2024. This week’s list includes songs from the last two weeks, as we didn’t do a Songs of the Week last week due to it being the first week of the year and there not being a lot of worthy songs to consider. But this week the music industry was in full swing, with plenty of important album announcements.

Emma Stone makes a fantastic freaky Frankenfeminist, while a one-man, dual personality, tour de force hits Edinburgh

Happy new year! New tunes from *deep breath* Patrick Holland, Born At Midnite, Julia Holter, Waxahatchee, Kacey Johansing, Marika Hackman, and an album release by the Golden Age of Wrestling this Saturday!Also:Happy 102nd birthday to Kaye Kaminishi, a member of the Vancouver Asahi baseball team, and happy Asahi Day in the City of Vancouver!And:Listen to Kris Rothsteins great new podcast "In Search of Lost Venues": https://insearchoflostvenues.libsyn.comThe debut episode features the on...

The Vaccines have become standard bearers for a punchy strain of British guitar music in the 12 years since they topped the charts with their second album, Come Of Age