David Bowie

Tumor’s setlist was fashioned carefully to favor their latest record without feeling inaccessible to those who are more familiar with their past work.

“Moonage Daydream” frames Bowie in the holy glow of a human deity, dissecting the particularities of his supernovaic celebrity and reputation for the fantastic.

There wasn’t a particular reason for my hatred. It was irrational — born of childish whim and sustained on pure willpower.

After the 49-track debacle of “Convocations” rolled out in April and May, it’s tempting to accept anything from Stevens with lyrics and a hummable melody.

With its captivating alternative rock base and just enough electronic music to keep things interesting, the album is as catchy as it is savage.

Feeling tired of living on planet Earth? Wishing you could escape to the cosmos? Then this space-themed playlist is for you.

“Labyrinth: Masquerade” shirks problematic conventions to showcase Blackness as a state of being, rather than a mere opportunity to exploit trauma.

If I make you a playlist, just know you hold a place in my heart. Compiling tracks into one perfectly packed electronic parcel is an emotional art.

You said you burned for me That you’d pull me down the moon