Rolling Stone Music Now
We look at a strong year for indie, from Geese's great new single to Wet Leg's sophomore album
While the world worried about the former teen pop star, it turns out he was making his coolest, most grown-up album
As Larsson drops song-of-the-summer contender "Midnight Sun," she gets super-honest about ambition in our new interview
We discuss how Taylor Swift got her masters back, look back at the best vault tracks, and more
The musician told us he recently wrote a "very heavily guitar-based stadium-rock album" — now that Oasis is back, he may have the perfect singer for it
Perry's "Woman's World" is a catastrophic flop. We examine what it means for her career, and look back at other disastrous would-be musical comebacks, from Guns N' Roses to Robin Thicke
"You cannot fight with this," says the legendary DJ/producer, who thinks the role of human music-makers will come to revolve more around choosing the best of AI output. "It's impossible"
We discuss – and debate – our '50 Genuinely Horrible Albums by Great Artists' list in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now
In a very special holiday interview, the Counting Crows frontman shares his most in-depth recollections ever about writing and recording a seasonal classic — and much more
As Blink-182 reunite, we look back at the tragedies and triumphs of Travis Barker, Mark Hoppus, and Tom DeLonge, and discuss their new single "Edging"
