They may have taken their name from an old term for UFOs, but the Foo Fighters have always been a down-to-earth bunch. It isn’t so…

"Circular (Right as Rain)," the first single from Lee Ranaldo’s new album Electric Trim, was the platonic ideal of a solo song from a…

This review of  Candy Apple Grey originally appeared in the July 1986 issue of Spin. We are republishing it now in the light of drummer, songwriter, and vocalist…

"Deerhoof’s protest record" is an intriguing concept on paper. Over nearly two decades, the Bay Area quartet has proven itself as a singularly able…

Zola Jesus, the musical moniker of Nika Roza Danilova, once had huge mainstream aspirations for her accessibly gothic art. Her hope for a big hit…

The National, traditionally, have been at their best when they sound like they’re either playing on a mountaintop or blearily muddling through a song in…

Alvvays almost seemed too good to be true. The band’s origins on the islands of far eastern Canada were so innocent, their location…

On August 11, 1976, Neil Young sat down in a Malibu studio with an acoustic guitar, a batch of new songs, and enough weed, cocaine,…

You were there, even if you weren’t. When LCD Soundsystem called it quits in 2011 with a pair of sold-out Madison Square Garden concerts, it…

Just after filming 2016’s New Year’s Eve special, Fifth Harmony announced Camila Cabello had left the group, under acrimonious but predictable circumstances: Cabello…

"They should be gigantic," major label kingmaker Jimmy Iovine once famously said about The War on Drugs, a band that is actually a single 38-year-old…

The writing on the t-shirts was real: Brand New, one of the most transcendent rock bands of the new millennium are, for all intents and…

There’s a good chance the average pop radio listener couldn’t spot Mark Ronson in Coachella’s VIP section and an even better chance they think "Uptown…

Can you feel it coming? Quickening on the horizon, a rustle of Uggs and shutter shades, skinny jeans and chunky highlights; a murmur of Friendster…

The romantic idea of creating a space for unconstrained expression is illustrated musically on b., the recently released EP by the Atlanta R&B singer BOSCO.