Breaking News: Frank Gehry, a titan of architecture, has died at 96. He designed some of the world’s most recognizable buildings — many widely regarded as masterpieces. nyti.ms/4rGCYiE
December 5, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Breaking News: Frank Gehry, a titan of architecture, has died at 96. He designed some of the world’s most recognizable buildings — many widely regarded as masterpieces. nyti.ms/4rGCYiE
"[Jack DeJohnette] is a person who for around 50 years, dating from his early work with Charles Lloyd and Jackie McLean, circa 1966, up through In Movement, released in 2016, managed to sound, at every point along this timeline, deeply and restlessly contemporary, forever on the edge."
"[Jack DeJohnette] is a person who for around 50 years, dating from his early work with Charles Lloyd and Jackie McLean, circa 1966, up through In Movement, released in 2016, managed to sound, at every point along this timeline, deeply and restlessly contemporary, forever on the edge."
"For Hüsker Dü, headlining First Avenue was significant considering that the band’s first full-length had been recorded in the venue’s smaller room, 7th St Entry. It’s also worth keeping in mind that the recording is the band playing its 2nd hour-long set of the night, this one totaling 23 songs."
"For Hüsker Dü, headlining First Avenue was significant considering that the band’s first full-length had been recorded in the venue’s smaller room, 7th St Entry. It’s also worth keeping in mind that the recording is the band playing its 2nd hour-long set of the night, this one totaling 23 songs."
"The shared characteristic that unites all four releases is McCraven’s uncanny ability to alchemize hip-hop from jazz, structure from freedom, a collective effort into a singular vision." — @pitchfork.com review of Makaya McCraven's four new EPs pitchfork.com/reviews/albu...
"The shared characteristic that unites all four releases is McCraven’s uncanny ability to alchemize hip-hop from jazz, structure from freedom, a collective effort into a singular vision." — @pitchfork.com review of Makaya McCraven's four new EPs pitchfork.com/reviews/albu...