‘Stone Baby’ is a thematic performance that weaves in story with the band’s catalog of songs at Icehouse.

Mitski used vulnerability and control to forge a deep connection with her St. Paul audience.

Minnesota artists from Papa Mbye to Durry performed at First Avenue’s showcase.

The Isle of Wight duo played “Chaise Longue” and lots more in front of a Minnesota audience for the first time.

Mary Lucia’s take on the Lady Gaga fashion film: I found myself laughing out loud. But then I thought, "Wait, was that supposed to be funny?"

Minneapolis synth-rockers Solid Gold delighted a sold-out audience on Friday at the Turf Club.

The three-part docuseries tracks the rappers rise, starting as an up-and-coming producer in Chicago.

Smart technology’s outright assault on human existence is daunting to think about, but music that explores it can still be fun. Take it from Parquet Courts. On the New York-based art-rockers’ seventh studio album, Sympathy for Life, a vital combo of funk grooves and punk attitude turn doomscroll living into high art.   

Blue Bannisters feels like a pair of trusty jeans, it’s classic Del Rey with tattered ballads and simplistic well-worn pleas, but with hints of the pandemic to secure the album firmly in modern time.

Sold Out, which is set to live up to its title Saturday night at the Twin Cities Film Fest, is a Minnesota-made movie about music, memory, and the path not taken.