Seven months into a new decade, and the 2010s feel like a distant dream. As artists such as Lady Gaga and The Weeknd kick off the 2020s by recalling old styles in their latest hits, it’s a great time to revisit pop music’s groundbreaking moments from those ‘good old days’: the 2010s.
Read MoreQuarantine during Leo season? No problem. Honor a local lion from wherever you are with a playlist that matches our vibrant and vivacious nature.
Read MoreReminisce on live music with collages made from photos of Austin and San Antonio artists taken before the shutdown.
Read MoreStella Donnelly and Courtney Barnett’s brand of indie rock relies on their keen eyes and sharp tongues.
Read MoreThe Light Pack officially marks the beginning of Joey Bada$$ season.
Read MoreLianne La Havas’ first album in five years finds beauty and strength amidst a deteriorated relationship.
Read MoreThe Chicks cement their status as country music royalty with their first album in 14 years.
Read MoreDoja Cat’s “Cyber Sex” really does “hit different” now that the internet is the only source of social interaction allowed.
Read MoreAustin band Glaze talks inspiration, quarantine, and Mexican snow cones in their latest interview with Afterglow.
Read MoreJuice WRLD’s first posthumous album reiterates what we sadly already knew about him.
Read MoreRecent protests against police brutality and racism call to mind Gary Clark Jr. 's 2019 album This Land, a solemn warning of what’s to come should systemic change fail to occur.
Read MoreAfter getting to know “the Woo,” Pop Smoke was ready and poised to take his career to new heights.
Read MoreThough reluctant and subdued, Coldplay’s enduring optimism shines through the melancholic tones of the band’s stunning 2000 debut.
Read MoreIn only six minutes and 15 seconds, Tobi Lou’s stream of consciousness discusses everything from immigration to Pokemon, contrasting his colorful demeanor with serious themes.
Read MoreShabaka and the Ancestors embrace their multiculturality to create conscious spiritual jazz.
Read MoreSans crunchy hair and neon leg-warmers, the end of the ‘80s said goodbye to many trends — the art of the mixtape wasn't one of them
Read MoreThe stumbling ode to Midwestern rapport remains as impressive and chaotic as ever, echoing timely themes of American liberation and political unrest.
Read MoreOn July 4, 1995, one of rock’s biggest bands officially debuted. Foo Fighters dominate rock radio and fill stadiums today, but it all started with a lo-fi demo tape Dave Grohl recorded on his own.
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