Perfume Genius

Becca’s playlist includes Fiona Apple, John Prine, Sharon Van Etten, Hayley Williams, Dua Lipia, Perfume Genius, Mazzy Star, Nick Drake, and more…

Our March 2020 playlist includes songs by Jarvis Cocker, Run The Jewels, Yves Tumor, Lingua Ignota, Code Orange, Paul Banks’ new band Muzz, Woods, Bright Eyes, Ben Gibbard, Porridge Radio, and more.

It features songs from Grouper, Fenne Lilly, Perfume Genius, Clinic, Julianna Barwick, Joanna Sternberg, Elliott Smith, Big Thief, Yo La Tengo, Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, The 1975, Duster, Bill Frisell, Guided by Voices, Frank Black, Blake Mills, Clairo, Soccer Mommy, Japanese Breakfast, Conor Oberst, Billy Idol, and more.

”The fantasy [of a crush] feels like its own world, obsession can turn the person you are longing for in to a monument that has less and less to do with them and more to do with the idea of love itself and what it can do, what it can soothe or quiet or light on fire.”

Our February 2020 playlist includes songs by Pop Smoke, Phoebe Bridgers, Sharon Van Etten, Grimes, Vampire Weekend, The Strokes, Bad Bunny, The Radio Dept, Perfume Genius, Waxahatchee, Jason Isbell, Pictish Trail, Gouge Away, Caribou, and more.

Mike Hadreas’ fifth LP is his first since 2017’s excellent No Shape, and is out in May.

From Frank Ocean to Jarvis Cocker to Moses Sumney to The 1975 to Hayley Williams to Phoebe Bridgers to Matt Berninger, here are 29 of the albums we’re anticipating in the new year.

Here are our favorite albums of the decade, including Fiona Apple, St. Vincent, Joanna Newsom, Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean, The National, Mitski, Deerhunter, Angel Olsen, Beach House, and more…

The tour will be in support of Tame Impala’s new album, The Slow Rush, which is out in February.

From major pop stars like Shawn Mendes to underground punk bands like Control Top, here are Pitchfork’s 100 favorite songs of the year.