Neil Young

The rebellious spirit of the 60s has carried into the modern day, and though it can’t enact much change on its own, it does provide some much-needed hope, as well as a rough blueprint for those hoping to enact change. 

To commemorate music’s transformative ability to preserve and promote free speech, here are five songs curated by the arts editors.

While their music proves timeless, it sonically doesn’t offer much of anything new compared to last year’s Barn. Still, World Record offers some delicious, non-GMO food for thought.

Here are six songs that encapsulate the hauntingly beautiful yet eerily bleak spirit of fall.

For Neil Young, love doesn’t burn out, and it doesn’t fade away — it slowly browns over until it’s a singed remnant of what once was.

Recently, Young pulled his music from Spotify for the streaming platform’s role in the spread of misinformation. Though unexpected, the move was not entirely surprising. It seemed packed to the brim with ironies, but to long-term fans, it also seemed the most Young thing to do.

Here's a playlist to listen to when you're in those feels, and you want to be reminded of everything you love about home.

Though each song and each lyric feels incredibly intentional, the album is not meant to be pretty or polished.

My estrangement from my own age was never something I could put into words.

For Free is the culmination of a decadeslong career ranging from songwriting sessions in Laurel Canyon to Woodstock performances with Neil Young.