The FADER

A.G. Cook, Sophia Stel, and umru (feat. B0YG1RL) turned a Thursday night at Knockdown Center into a spooktacular showcase of cutting edge electronica.

Maybe, according to Variety, though reps for Justin, Janet, and Apple TV declined to comment.

The rising pop artist’s infectious music is anti-nihilist.

It’s her first single as lead artist since 2025, and if you live in Brooklyn, you can play DDR with her at Paragon Wednesday night.

The godfather and co-originator of techno made an indelible impact on modern music history.

The Tidal exclusive arrives as The Lost Tour wraps in the U.S. ahead of a European leg this winter.

His Virginia Creeper EP arrives just in time to soundtrack your most fried Halloween plans.

The rapper was initially arrested on one count each of misdemeanor battery and felony battery by strangulation, though prosecutors declined to pursue the second charge.

The FADER spoke with half of the queer electronic duo about the recording their dancefloor-ready debut in rural New Hampshire.

Meet the Canadian singer whose swaggering, genreless music is breaking through.

The question on everyone’s mind: will Sophia Laforteza rejoin the supergroup on tour?

The polarizing London duo are bringing “Stratocaster” and “Big Yellow Taxi” to a city near you.

A glimpse into the duo’s phyiscal-format-only project A ? of WHEN.

See photos from The FADER’s one-night photo exhibition celebrating Amy Winehouse.

The indie rock quintet don’t shy away from their inspirations, but on How to Count to Five their ambitions are bigger than genre nostalgia.

Tracks we love right now, in no particular order.

The crew talks making space for joy and swerving into new lanes.

She found a mic in a friend’s trash can and recorded an EP that catapulted her to nascent indie stardom.

A Joni Mitchell sample and delicate song craft have paved the Ottawa singer’s path to the spotlight.

Fingers crossed Beyoncé gets brought out