Her New Knife's new EP, 'chrome is a lullaby,' focuses on the beauty found in the weirder, darker, experimental throes of guitar music.
Ahead of Soccer Mommy's new album, 'evergreen,' Sophie Allison talks about going back to her roots as she navigates loss, grief, and getting older.
At FKA twigs' exclusive EUSEXUA Brooklyn rave, wearing a nude-colored outfit and getting her camera confiscated reminded writer Cady Siregar why we go out in the first place.
On Lutalo's debut album The Academy, they play with auto-fiction and folky post-punk to blend elements from their own childhood with their imagination.
Madrid garage-rockers Hinds thought they had to say goodbye to being a band. Their latest album, VIVA HINDS!, finds them closer than ever.
MJ Lenderman's heartbroken indie rock single is the winner of The FADER’s Slacker regional in our ongoing Songs of the Summer bracket.
This year's Great American Mud Wrestling Show brought a combination of riot grrrl punk chaos and retro, Lana Del Rey-style Americana to Ridgewood.
Charli XCX and Lorde's candid remix of "girl, so confusing" proved that they don't have to choose between being friends or rivals.
Wishy's debut record, Triple Seven, is a power-pop exploration into the different shades of yearning, dreaming, and desiring.
A celebration of breakout songs from across genres that stirred change.
From American Psycho to Malcolm X, these are the best needle drops in film and television of all time.
Discover Blogly is the FADER's weekly roundup of standout music discoveries. This week, hear new music from Fields Of Mist, Ibaaku, Hot Garbage, and more.
