Dirty Projectors have announced their new album, Song of the Earth, made in collaboration with chamber orchestra s t a r g a z e.

Longstreth recorded the song cycle with his band, the Berlin-based chamber orchestra Stargaze, Phil Elverum, Steve Lacy, and ...

The song is about a Martian invasion of Earth that ends with the Red Planet being blasted to rubble by Earthlings. If I was catching a particularly sinister vibe from the alien, no other piece of ...

The bassist adds, "We did it over a two to three-day ... Earth, Wind & Fire Reflect on Late 'Mentor' Maurice White: 'We Know What That Standard Is' Because of Him (Exclusive) The songs sees ...

Or does your attention drift if bands go on a bit too long? Then don't worry, Radio X has a list of some of the shortest songs around. A record so quick, it sets off an alarm at the end.

The starlets you meme about on social media aren’t necessarily making the songs you hear 20 times on the radio on your commute, or in the coffee shop picking up breakfast, or out at the pool’s ...

The multi-billionaire has started funding Ad Astra, a Montessori private preschool, outside Bastrop ... private schools that include an extended day program." The website describes the curriculum ...

Earth received a direct hit from a mass of charged particles from the sun last night, which cause displays of the Northern Lights. Although forecasters had warned of a mild display of aurora, they ...

Two songs from Emilia Pérez appear on the shortlist. By Paul Grein UPDATE ( Dec. 20): Robbie Williams’ song “Forbidden Road” was removed from the 2025 Oscar shortlist for best original song ...

The Billboard Hot 100 is widely considered to be the definitive all-genre chart for songs in the US. Although it offers only one way to measure popularity, earning Billboard's highest rank is a ...

In 1947, Doris Day left Brown to pursue a career as a solo artist. Between then and 1947, she recorded more than 650 songs. In addition to a hugely successful career in music, Doris Day was also one ...

The Earth is about 42 million feet (12.8 million meters) wide, and even a tall adult's viewpoint is just 6 feet (about 2 meters) above its surface. There is no way our eyes can take in the size of ...