All Seal Needs Is Love, 4/17/23
For the Producers Raphael Saadiq and Steve Lacy, Collaboration Is Key, 4/4/23
Linkin Park’s ‘Meteora’ Surprise: Unheard Chester Bennington Songs, 2/10/23
David Crosby, King of Twitter, 1/20/23
Wax Cylinders Hold Audio From a Century Ago. The Library Is Listening., 1/2/23
50 Years Ago, Stevie Wonder Heard the Future (contributed reporting to package on 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book), 10/27/22
Alvvays, a Dreamy Indie-Rock Band, Cranks Up the Volume, 10/4/22
Rivers Cuomo’s Very Complicated, Highly Organized Life, 9/13/22
Conan Gray, a Budding Pop Singer Who Feels It All, 6/28/22
How Arcade Fire Found a Way Back, 4/22/22
Michael Bublé Always Finds a Way, 3/16/22
How Meat Loaf Made a Cult Favorite: ‘Paradise by the Dashboard Light’, 1/22/22
Why Kane Brown Loves Cookie Monster, Elvis Presley and ‘Ted Lasso’, 1/11/22
5 Abba Lovers on Why the Songs Are Still Pure Gold, 10/27/21
The Secret to Yebba’s Debut Album? A Big Voice and Lots of Time., 9/5/21
How 88rising Crafted an Evocative Soundtrack for Marvel’s ‘Shang-Chi’, 9/2/21
By Maurice Carlos Ruffin, Stories of a New Orleans That’s All but Lost, 8/16/21
‘Heels’ Is a Family Drama, With Body Slams, 8/13/21
After Two Decades in Music, Yola Expands Her Powers, 7/25/21
Chai, a Band With an Ethos, an Aesthetic and a Sound All Its Own, 5/18/21
Dawn Richard Will Find a Way to Be Heard, 4/15/21
Kevin Shields on My Bloody Valentine’s Return: Time Is ‘More Precious’, 3/31/21
7 Questions, 75 Artists, 1 Very Bad Year (contributed reporting), 3/10/21
For a Former Addict, Recovery Brings Only Temporary Relief (review of Joshua Mohr’s Model Citizen), 3/9/21
Foo Fighters Wanted to Rule Rock. 25 Years Later, They’re Still Roaring., 2/1/21
The Beat at the Heart of ‘Lovers Rock’, 11/29/20
Dave Grohl, 10-Year-Old Nandi Bushell and One Very Epic Drum Battle, 11/9/20
Texas Punk Rock, Straight From the Pit, 10/8/20
Conor Oberst’s Week: Listening to ‘Moby-Dick’ and Watching Not-So-Dark TV, 8/18/20
Secret Machines Are Back. So Much Has Changed., 8/17/20
For Years, He Was Spank Rock. He’s Always Been Naeem., 6/7/20
Run the Jewels Is Rewriting Rap’s Rules, 5/26/20
Rap Soundtracks the Michael Jordan Doc. The N.B.A. Wasn’t Always That Way., 5/3/20
The Rise of the Professional-Athlete Podcast, 7/6/22
Why Those Moments of Care for Liza Minnelli and Joni Mitchell Felt Different, 4/20/22
Adele and Abba's Songs of Experience, 3/11/22
What Did Romney and Sinema’s Halloween Costumes Really Mean?, 11/17/21
Could ‘Young Rock’ Be Dwayne Johnson’s ‘Apprentice’?, 5/6/21
Where Even O.J. Simpson Can Judge You, 4/8/21
Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s New Age Revival, 3/10/21
25 Songs That Tell Us Where Music Is Going: Jake Paul - “It’s Everyday Bro”, 3/8/18
Letter of Recommendation: Fair-Weather Fandom, 1/12/17
Is Everything Wrestling?, 5/27/16
25 Songs That Tell Us Where Music Is Going: Coldplay - “Hymn for the Weekend”, 3/10/16
Brain Freeze, 1/2/15
The Weird and Wonderful Daniel Radcliffe, 10/26/22 (digital cover story for GQ)
How Phoenix Found Their Groove in the Louvre, 9/8/22 (digital cover story for GQ)
Steve Lacy Is a New Kind of Guitar Hero, 6/23/22 (digital cover story for GQ)
Jonathan Groff is trying to be more like Keanu, too, 12/20/21 (digital cover story for British GQ)
John Cho's New Frontier, 11/19/2021
Ghost in the Brownstone, 10/20/2020
Chuck Klosterman’s Decade of Ambivalence (review of Chuck Klosterman’s The Nineties), 5/6/23
The Messy Politics of the NBA (review of Matt Sullivan’s Can’t Knock the Hustle and Ben Golliver’s Bubbleball), 9/20/22
The Rhetoric of Pop Psychology (review of Jesse Singal’s The Quick Fix), 8/31/21
Is There a Cure for Burnout? (review of Anne Helen Petersen’s Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation), 11/12/20
Here Be Dragons: The Beauty and Terror of Exploring ‘Elden Ring’, 3/3/22
The Brave New World of ‘Grand Theft Auto 3’, 10/22/21
“Don’t You Dare Go Hollow”: How the Ultra-Challenging ‘Dark Souls’ Became a Pandemic Balm, 5/13/21
The Beatles Were Friends, 12/8/21
The Very Real Decline of All We Hold Dear As Told Through the Progressively Shittier Spider-Man Movies, 10/4/21
Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan: ‘I don’t want my kids growing up with a has-been father’, 11/11/22
Essay on the tennis player Margaret Court for debut issue of Still Alive, 3/2/22
Bromanticism (review of Benjamin Nugent’s Fraternity), 8/18/20
The Year in Cats, part of Hazlitt’s year-end series for 2020, 12/3/20
Watch now: These people’s lives are ruined, 3/30/20
Two things can be true, but one is always mentioned first, 1/27/20
Shane Gillis, Ms. Swan, and when it’s acceptable to make fun of Asians, 9/18/19
When hell isn’t other people, 7/30/19
Press “like” to pay your Father’s Day respects, 6/14/19
A supposedly great article I’ll never read the same way again, 5/13/19
The opposition looks just like us, 3/27/19
We have to talk about how ‘The Fugitive’ explains the internet, 10/2/18
Can we get some crazy, broke Asians, too?, 8/23/18
Breaking Monopoly, 3/1/18
The Byrds: The Notorious Byrd Brothers (Sunday Review), 4/23/2023
Blink-182: Enema of the State (Sunday Review), 1/12/2020
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Blood Sugar Sex Magik (Sunday Review), 7/31/16
Internet Explorers: The Curious Case of Radiohead’s Online Fandom, 5/12/16
All Apologies: DIIV’s Zachary Cole Smith Returns From the Brink, 1/21/16
Broken Social Scene: Friends Forever, 7/6/17
Phoenix: Singing Ti Amo ‘Til We All Get Along, 6/5/17
Happy 4/20, I Once Saw Someone Smoke Crack at an Andrew Bird Show, 4/20/17
Priests’ Activist Rock in an Unsettled D.C., 2/2/17
How Anthony Fantano, aka The Needle Drop, Became Today’s Most Successful Music Critic, 11/30/16
The 1975: dreaming in quarantine, 5/2/20
It wasn’t easy to describe The Outline. That’s what made it great., 7/4/20
Can music journalism transcend its access problem?, 8/21/19
Pokemon Forever, 11/10/14