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Talking the Past, Present, and Future of DJing with Oliver Huntemann
Why the music is key, and vinyl is romanticized.
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AudioAppreciating the Best TV Show Soundtrack in Years
Season two of USA’s hacking-inspired hit Mr. Robot starts tonight.
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AudioA Southern Rock Band You Need to Know
Fresh off the stage in Savannah, Georgia, answering a few questions about the state of Southern rock and what makes for a good cover.
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AudioMeet Thomas Bergersen — Master of Powerful, Epic Music
Thomas Bergersen has scored a huge number of film trailers, but his music is aimed at a much larger goal.
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Audio15 Albums We’re Looking Forward to Listening to This Summer
New tunes from a wide variety of genres to usher in the sunny months.
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Audio26 Years After His Death, a Forgotten Musician Makes His Return
Composer Julius Eastman became known for his viscerally intense, provocatively titled modern classical music.
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AudioEverything You Need for a Music Festival (Except the Drugs)
The music fest is an unbelievable experience. To the unprepared, however, it can be unbelievably trying.
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AudioThe Best Clubs Across America for Enjoying Live Jazz
A tour through jazz’s cross-country journey from red light to spotlight.
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AudioKanye West Balances Opposites on ‘The Life of Pablo’
The master of hype shows that balance is the key to everything.
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AudioThe Dying Art of the Analog Recording Studio
Analog engineers cut tape recordings with a razor blade to make edits; in the digital realm, it’s a simple as clicking a mouse.
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AudioPutting Four Premium Car Audio Systems to the Test
Listening to first-rate systems from Burmester, Naim, Meridian and Mark Levinson.
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AudioA ‘Million’ Used Records, $2 a Pop, in No Order at All
‘The Thing,’ in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, claims to have a million used records in their cluttered, dingy basement.
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AudioA Playlist for Cafe Culture at Home
This playlist incorporates a strong underlying pulse to complement the buzz from that perfectly pulled doppio.
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AudioRefining the Guitar with Expert Luthier Stephan Connor
Taking a note from the nature, Connor borrows design principals from bird bones and shells from the sea.
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