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Some wild stories from great musicians who dabbled in hallucinogens.

Her performance was an inspired tribute.

At Kings Theatre, FKA twigs served crowds the most emo pole dancing music of all time.

Another new song, “Kyoto,” is all about astrology, chemtrails, and sadness, and we’d expect nothing less.

With all the love and respect in the world, NPR Tiny Desk, maybe consider using your massive platform to continue to uplift new artists as you have in the past, rather than inviting repeat performers.

Despite its technical perfection, Ronson’s album feels soulless in parts.

When women aren’t writing, producing, and playing their own instruments, when they’re singing words they don’t believe in, or when they’re feeling uncomfortable around all-male recording and production teams, how could they be making their finest work?

They make up just a fraction of the many lesbian and queer musicians who are revolutionizing the industry, but you should definitely know each one of the artists on this list.

The pop icon and Latin star bring on the smolder in collaborative track.

The infectiously energetic bunch discuss sound waves, vulnerability, and stratospheric ambition from Rough Trade’s green room.