Music
Family and friends of the visionary hyperpop producer remember the influential artist.
Read moreEateries are putting more thought than ever into the music playing through their speakers.
Read moreOasis has announced a surprise reunion (and their choppy haircuts have made a return).
Read moreThe internet has gone Kamala coconuts in the last week.
Read moreYou’ve seen the memes, the merch, the political endorsements. Check out the album, too.
Read moreBillie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo and Charli XCX are among the stars tackling body image.
Read moreViva’s dining out editor shares a behind-the-scenes look at his outfits.
Read more‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’, her third album, is both concise and far-reaching.
Read moreFrom vintage treasures to finally embracing Crocs.
Read moreIndependent artists gathered for the highly anticipated annual music awards.
Read moreOver 16 songs (and a second LP), the pop superstar litigates her recent romances.
Read moreA reality show, a fashion label, a fragrance line — the decline of his business ventures.
Read moreThe country singer‘s fifth album is a study in quiet thoughtfulness rooted in gratitude.
Read moreAt 70, the onetime Sonic Youth musician is making art that continues to surprise.
Read moreShe has demonstrated throughout her career just who is in charge of her art.
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On her new album, the artist seeks influence (and sparkling style) from the ethereal.
The superstar talks about finding her recording voice again.
The designer on a professional and personal life led in the spotlight.
The final member of the xx to release a solo album reveals her love of pop club music.
This week, there’s a buzzy album trifecta.
From Aotearoa electronica to a shimmering album from an Icelandic post-punk collective.
Meet the man who keeps the influential indie record label Sub Pop, well, poppin’.
The sisters’ enigmatic voices float effortlessly across their latest release.
The 20-year-old cranks up the volume for her second album, ‘Guts’.
Also featuring apocalyptic ballads and retrospective rock.
Remixes abound, and there’s a rerelease from the post-punk pioneers.
The New Zealand singer takes on the enchantment of Nick Drake.
A transportive album spanning fiddles and mandolins, a Grammy-winning producer, and more.
The German electronic group, who are coming to Aoteroa, influenced the course of pop.
The annual film smorgasbord returns with gems from Celine Song and Wes Anderson.