MUSIC ARCHIVES

The Best NYC Shows This Week: Beth Ditto, Kristin Hersh, Charli XCX

by Sophie Weiner

March 12, 2018

Celebrating a Year of Women in Music

The Village Voice looks back on some of the amazing female musicians we’ve profiled over the last twelve months, from Princess Nokia and Waxahatchee to SZA and Soccer Mommy

by Kelsey McKinney

March 8, 2018

Transformer: Ezra Furman’s Songs of Innocence

“I think I just do being male different”

by Gabe Friedman

March 7, 2018

As Soccer Mommy, Sophie Allison Sings Herself Clean

“It’s strong to admit, ‘Yes, I have issues. I’ve suffered too.’ ”

March 6, 2018

The Best NYC Shows This Week: Pantha Du Prince, Anthony Naples, John Darnielle

by Sophie Weiner

March 6, 2018

Sufjan Stevens and the Antique Fantasies of “Call Me by Your Name”

by Moze Halperin

March 3, 2018

Why the Revolutionary Score for “Phantom Thread” Should Win the Oscar — And Change How We Think of Music in Movies

“The music doesn’t just tell us what the world of the movie sounded like. It fully embodies it.”

March 2, 2018

On “Historian,” Lucy Dacus Has Something to Say

“At the core, my message has pretty much been the same since I was, like, thirteen”

by Jonathan Bernstein

March 1, 2018

How Jazz Outlaw Melanie Charles Found Voodoo in Brooklyn

February 28, 2018

Scotland’s Newest Export, ONR., Is Pop Music With a Purpose

What draws listeners to ONR.’s music is that it sounds like a great day in an absolutely terrible year

by Kelsey McKinney

February 27, 2018