The Gap Band at Juneteenth, Feels So Gay, and more recommended shows

The Austin house and techno festival unveils its November lineup

Jess Williamson, Ondara, Cherubs, Blushing, and more recommended shows

Unpacking the unclassifiable experimental music festival, show by show

A farewell party for Jim Eno, Rock the Park with Rosie Flores, and more recommended shows

New music picks from Rod Gator, BLK ODYSSY, and Cloud Companion

With a cherry vape in hand and Jack Antonoff by her side, Lana Del Rey’s ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard, shows the formative indie singer at her most vulnerable, yet happy.

Hyperpop heavyweight Caroline Polachek explores what it truly means to desperately want someone on her recent project Desire, I Want To Turn Into You. The highly anticipated record blows expectations out of the water with ethereal production, sonic versatility, and her signature falsetto.

At the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.

Australia’s newest kids on the block have more to say on their sophomore album, and the Digital Deluxe re-release of Here Comes Everybody includes four new tracks that truly showcase that.

At the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.

Not sure where to start with SZA’s latest 23-track record? Afterglow has you covered with a review of its most noteworthy songs.

Take a look at some of the best albums of the past year, hand-picked by the Afterglow Editorial Staff.

As festival season wraps up in Austin, we look back on our favorite artists that graced the stages at ACL this year.

Legendary musician Björk has just released her highly anticipated 10th studio album Fossora. Björk establishes her roots, but gets her inspiration from an unlikely and phosphorescent source: mushrooms.

U.K.-based artist Shygirl has been pushing pop boundaries since her introduction to the genre. And this boundary pushing continues on her debut album Nymph.

With her sixth studio album, The Velvet Rope, global pop sensation Janet Jackson takes an extremely intimate look into the performer's life, with a groundbreaking work in more than just sound.

Queen Bey is back with her seventh studio album, Renaissance. This album is a back-to-back dance record paying homage to past music movements like disco, house, and ballroom. And in the growing trend of nostalgia in music, this record could not come at a better time.

Spanish artist Rosalía is one of the biggest names in the experimental pop scene. But the ways in which she takes inspiration from other cultures’ musical traditions has garnered criticism from said cultures. With her recent album, Motomami, Rosalía seems to dive head-first into these allegations again.

The critically acclaimed album Melodrama is now five. It is time to recollect on the album that started Lorde’s famous “album every four years” tradition.