Karen O

This week’s playlist also includes new music by Smino, Amanda Shires, Adult Mom, Fontaines DC, CHAI, Goat Girl, Billie Eilish, Rosalia, Kiwi Jr, Palberta, Bill Callahan, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, The Besnard Lakes, Lande Hekt, Jonsi, Arca, Asphyx, The Best of the Worst, R+R=NOW, Duke Deuce, Tindersticks, and more.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O and Tristan Bechet go way back. Tristan used to front the Brooklyn noise rock band Flux Information Sciences (that Nick Zinner was sometimes a member of), and he was also part of Karen O And The Kids…

Organized by Lizzy Goodman of ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom,’ the gallery also features original artworks by Adam Green, The Rapture’s Luke Jenner, Eleanor Friedberger, photos from the early-’00s era, and more.

The Avalanches’ new album ‘We Will Always Love You‘ is out December 11 and also features Blood Orange, Leon Bridges, Denzel Curry, Tricky, Neneh Cherry, and more.

Big Daddy Kane also helped encourage turnout in Raleigh, Karen O streamed a performance for voters, Questlove made an anxiety playlist, and more…

TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek produced it, and Karen O’s YYYs bandmate Nick Zinner played guitar.

Frank N. Furter himself (Tim Curry) is also leading a ‘Rocky Horror’ livestream on Halloween night to benefit the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.

The new podcast features all four original members of New Order (three of whom were in Joy Division), plus members of Radiohead, Sonic Youth, Primal Scream, Stereolab, Oasis, and more.

Today’s picks for amazing live videos to watch while there are no actual shows to attend include The Ramones in 1978, Pavement in 1994, Broken Social Scene in 2004, early Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more…

Where Does a Body End? is a new documentary about Swans made by director Marco Porsia who spent five years ”in the band’s tight inner circle,” filming ”rehearsals, songwriting sessions, the grind of life on the road, petty arguments and transcendent performances.”