Music
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Folklore review: Taylor Swift shifts from pop to indie folk with mixed results
Taylor Swift's surprise quarantine release tries on an entirely new style for size
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Watch: The Exclusive Premiere of Congressional Chorus’ “Virtual Insanity”
Watch as the Congressional Chorus performs a virtual rendition of the classic Jamiroquai hit.
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‘I Can Feel You Forgetting Me’ review: The return of Neon Trees
The latest from Neon Trees reflects on all the joys and angst of leaving bad relationships behind
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“Gaslighter” review: The Chicks are back with a bold new album
After over a decade, the newly-rechristened Chicks return with a comeback recording that showcases their greatest strengths
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Rufus Wainwright reemerges with new music reflective of his age and our times
Wainwright's Unfollow The Rules is his first pop album in eight years
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‘Unfollow the Rules’ review: As close to a conventional Rufus Wainwright album as you can imagine
Rufus Wainwright has created a straightforward, expertly crafted work that neatly bookends the first half of his career
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WATCH: Capital Pride’s first episode of Pride in the City
The first episode was filmed at The Hamilton and features performances by KC B. Yonce, Destiny B. Childs and Manuex Pop.
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Album Review: Neil Young’s ‘Homegrown’
Neil Young's unreleased 1975 album "Homegrown" is a warm, intimate snapshot of his early career
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Album Review: Lady Gaga’s ‘Chromatica’
Lady Gaga's latest album marks a solid return to form
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Album Review: ‘Dedicated Side B’ by Carly Rae Jepsen
Carly Rae Jepsen returns with an album of tracks you'd never know were scraped from the cutting room floor
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Album Review: ‘Look Long’ by Indigo Girls
In their new album, the Indigo Girls reflect on the past, present, and future
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Tom Goss is inspiring the world to dance alone, together, with ‘Dancing In My Room’
The new song and video project is "really fun and really collaborative," Tom Goss says
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Album Review: Perfume Genius’ ‘Set My Heart on Fire, Immediately’
The new album from Perfume Genius revels in the power and intensity of physical connection
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Album Review: JoJo’s ‘Good to Know’ offers moments of real vulnerability
On her first album in four years, JoJo sounds relaxed, at ease with herself, and eager to share the feeling.
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Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
