Armed only with two disposable cameras, Matthew Stevens chronicles Stagecoach Music Festival.
Arts & Culture > Music
The Rise of the Accessible Genius
Erin Coulehan on Donald Glover, Kanye West, and "accessible genius."
The Case of the White Black Panther Orchestra
Sarah Bartoleme discusses the lack of Black musicians in the "Black Panther" orchestra.
Iranian Icon Googoosh Makes History at the Hollywood Bowl
Orly Minazad talks to trailblazing Iranian singer Googoosh, on the eve of her historic performance at the Hollywood Bowl.
After Winter: Leonard Cohen, Rostam, Noname
Poetry can, in a certain light, read like it’s pretty much defined against the art of songwriting. Michael Devine on poetry and pop music.
Morrissey is a Children’s Singer
Jason Morphew describes his four-year-old daughter's abiding love for Morrissey.
Jonny Greenwood’s New Baroque
Will Gottsegen on the score to Oscar-nominee "Phantom Thread," written by Jonny Greenwood.
Music Is Non-Binary: Where Are the Transgender Musicians?
Sarah Bartolome argues for the inclusion of more transgender musicians in the popular music world.
“When I’m Finished, They Won’t Even Know Your Name”: Kesha, Gaga, and the Grammys from #MeToo to #TimesUp and Beyond
Carie Schneider on Kesha’s show-stealing performance of “Praying" at the Grammy's.
There’s Only One Tonya: Debating Sufjan Stevens’s Two Renditions of “Tonya Harding”
Chris Stedman and Nathan Goldman debate the relative merits of the two versions of Sufjan Stevens’s recently released “Tonya Harding."
