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Whether it’s a cute animated exoskeleton or a Welsh take on Shakespeare, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

The notoriously difficult to please staff at Pitchfork have given not one, not two, but three albums by female artists the distinction of Best New Music this month so far, awarding Kelelas Raven an 8.4 score, Caroline Polacheks Desire, I Want to Turn Into You an 8.7, and Liv.es Girl in the Half…

In this week’s newsletter: Finishing ‘must-watches’ like Euphoria in my own time frees me from having to keep to everyone else’s schedule – and lets me have my own opinions

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Electric Mobility: Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. Global Electric Mobility...

In this episode of the Pitchfork Review podcast, our critics talk about how the indie star is building her own heady pop mythology.

The American avant-pop star started out as an indie darling producing songs for Beyoncé. Now, she’s back with an album that could make her Gen Z’s Kate Bush

Rihanna at the Super Bowl, Frank Ocean at Coachella and Taylor Swift, Billy Joel and Metallica (not all together) at SoFi: 2023 promises something for everyone.

From the author of How to Order the Universe, a story of coming of age, loss of innocence, and shifting perspectives, set in Santiago, Chile

Desire, I Want to Turn Into You, featuring the new single “Welcome to My Island,” arrives on Valentine’s Day 2023

You would be forgiven for failing to derive anything positive from the title of Maya Youssef's latest album, ″Syrian Dreams″. After all, now in the seventh year of a vicious conflict, isn′t Syria more the stuff of nightmares? Youssef pushes back against the prevailing image, providing a glimmer of hope. Review by Richard Marcus