GRAMMY.com • 16th June 2022

The Magic Of 'Melodrama': How Lorde’s Second Album Solidified Her & Producer Jack Antonoff As Global Stars

The writing and production of 'Melodrama' — released on June 16, 2017 — turned Lorde into a relatable icon of the late 2010s and Antonoff into the producer pop artists are now clamoring to work with.

WIRED • 30th May 2022

‘Hades’ Nails Its Depictions of Polyamory and Kink

The 2020 indie darling provides players with thoughtful romantic plots seldom seen in gaming.

MTV News • 13th May 2022

Mallrat Goes Deeper Into The Machine

THE AUSTRALIAN MUSICIAN CATEGORICALLY MAKES POP IN AN ATYPICAL WAY, MELDING 'REALLY DISTORTED, AGGRESSIVE SOUNDS, AND REALLY BEAUTIFUL VOCAL SAMPLES'

Fanbyte • 12th May 2022

Pride Is the Ultimate Downfall in Elden Ring

Pride before the fall.

MTV News • 29th April 2022

Girlpool, A Band Defined By The Unity Of Two, Invite Collaboration

TO REALIZE THE GRITTY, ELECTRONIC SOUNDS ON THEIR ALBUM 'FORGIVENESS,' THE FRIEND-DUO BROUGHT A PROLIFIC PRODUCER INTO THEIR INTIMATE PRACTICE

Paste Magazine • 26th April 2022

Tomberlin Takes a Leap of Faith on i don’t know who needs to hear this

Sarah Beth Tomberlin talks belief, the evolution of her songwriting and recording process, and her career-best new record, out Friday

Fanbyte • 17th March 2022

The Real Terror of Metroid Dread is Unrestrained Power

Samus’s latest adventure is scariest when confronting the franchise’s larger implications.

MTV News • 17th February 2022

Broods Welcome You To Grieve On Space Island

ON THEIR FIRST ALBUM SINCE 2019, GEORGIA AND CALEB NOTT COVER THEIR OWN PAINFUL LOSSES IN SYNTHPOP WARMTH

Input • 14th February 2022

It’s time we admit the Madden NFL Super Bowl simulation sucks

The official Madden NFL YouTube channel has released its own simulation of the game since 2010. And each year, it's as boring and predictable as the last.

GRAMMY.com • 27th January 2022

For The Record: Why Lana Del Rey's 'Born To Die' Is One Of Pop's Most Influential Albums In The Past Decade

The sound and aesthetic of 'Born To Die,' released in January 2012, created a blueprint for numerous artists and cultural movements during the 2010s — and beyond

FLOOD • 3rd November 2021

In Conversation: MUNYA Looks to the Night Sky on Her Debut Album “Voyage to Mars”

With a lifetime spent looking up at the stars, Josie Boivin is making music meant for outer space.

MTV News • 26th August 2021

Maisie Peters Wants You To Know What She's Thinking

THE BRITISH SINGER-SONGWRITER ON GIVING FULL ACCESS TO HER FANS, HER SWIFTIE STATUS, AND HER POWERFUL SONGWRITING

FLOOD • 8th July 2021

In Conversation: Half Waif on Closing One Chapter and Beginning Another with “Mythopoetics”

Calling it the project she’s always been hoping to make, Nandi Rose opens up about her fifth album.

Paste Magazine • 2nd June 2021

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Predicted the Future of Pop Music

Five years out, Popstar shines brighter than ever

MTV News • 7th May 2021

Aly & AJ Step Back Into The Sun

THE SISTERLY DUO GO DEEP ON MAKING THEIR FIRST ALBUM IN 14 YEARS, GIVING IT A 19-WORD TITLE, AND GROWING EVEN CLOSER

FLOOD • 4th May 2021

In Conversation: Inside Chloe Moriondo’s Vulnerable, Bloody World

The 18-year-old songwriter opens up about her visceral new album Blood Bunny and letting people into her world.

FLOOD • 17th March 2021

In Conversation: Cautious Clay on the Emotional Depth That Powers His Sound

The Cleveland native is preparing for the release of his debut LP and learning more about himself along the way.

FLOOD Magazine • 8th February 2021

In Conversation: Claud Unlocks the Power of the “Super Monster”

The 21-year-old turned two years of songwriting into a powerful debut LP about surviving heartbreak and reconciling the hero and the monster inside everyone.

GRAMMY.com • 24th January 2021

For The Record: Adele's '21' Turns 10

Released in January 2011, '21' expanded Adele's sound across timeless heartbreak songs, including "Rolling In The Deep" and "Someone Like You," and crowned the English singer/songwriter a star

GRAMMY.com • 6th December 2020

'Tron: Legacy' At 10: How Daft Punk Built An Enduring Soundtrack

Released December 3, 2010, the soundtrack album pushed Daft Punk's music to new, exciting places and underscored the duo's prowess with live instrumentation.