I look back to the heady days of anything-goes postmodernism, when I was a rock star with a taste for fascist drag. Why did I do it?
With her appearance in Eurovision, the Israeli pop diva is trying to take the West through sheer force of will
A new documentary traces the life and death of the Patiphone, Tel Aviv’s most beloved indie club of the 2000s
T-Pain gives the classics an Auto-Tune twist
The debut from Model/Actriz is a punishing, addictive punk record—with inspiration from Broadway
At a recent concert in Los Angeles, Spektor’s Soviet Jewishness took center stage
The latest album from Margo Price is a druggy journey through the past
The Men’s latest is a throwback to the last time the middle classes fled New York
The latest album from Lil Yachty is a masterpiece of Black psychedelia
On the 25th anniversary of Jeff Mangum’s indie rock classic ‘In the Aeroplane Over the Sea’
A young musician fought back against COVID lockdowns by taking music into the streets of Manhattan and saved us all
The Jewish Tin Pan Alley composer who wrote ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ had never been to a ballgame
Calvin Valentine, aka Bong Mayer, moves to LA to ‘Save the Planet’
The former frontman for Harriet becomes a self-produced bedroom artist uploading his music directly to his fans
Listen to the alt-right version of “Shut Up and Dance” that you never knew you needed, and much, much more
My winding journey through music mirrored my journey of Jewish discovery
Wain, who topped Ella Fitzgerald in 1939, passed away earlier this month at 100
String Cheese Incident drummer Michael Travis wants you to know that some of his best friends are Jews—and also about the Rothschilds and the Zionist cartel and the “Jewish banking agenda.”
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