Interviews

Music

Nathan Roche Wants to Discover Paris By Forming a Band in Every Pocket of the City

08.24.16

By Noisey Staff
Music

Welsh Avant-Pop Singer Gwenno Chats Brexit, Stereolab and Moving Back Home

08.24.16

By Noisey Staff
Music

A Brief and Weird Interview with a Brief and Weird Guy Named Bill Callahan

08.24.16

By Emily Diamond
Music

Artist Pol Abran’s Branca Studios Aims to Bring Doom Metal to the Masses

08.24.16

By Zach Painter
Kom med på kurset, der lærer krigskorrespondenter at overleve i verdens brændpunkter

08.24.16

By Daniel Tepper
Music

Mark Deutrom’s Jazzy New Band, Bellringer, Proves That There’s Life After The Melvins

08.23.16

By Gary Suarez
Music

Cass McCombs and the Cosmos

08.23.16

By Andy Capper
Music

Meet Nono Ryan, the Former Muay Thai Boxer Turned Rapper Who Found Buddhism

08.23.16

By Barbara Woolsey
Music

Dark Forest Is Making Power Metal Great Again

08.22.16

By Louise Brown
Entertainment

An Interview with Viral Poet Hera Lindsay Bird

08.22.16

By Hannah Ewens
Music

At/All’s Melodies Are Gonna Make Everyone Get Out and Dance Whether They’re Ready for It or Not

08.22.16

By Allie Volpe
Music

Mikey Erg and Anika Pyle Recorded a Seven-Inch Straight from Their Phones

08.22.16

By Dan Ozzi

The Latest

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Life

Scientists Just Discovered Half-a-Billion-Year-Old Evidence of Animals Having Sex

Earthlings started getting it on even earlier than we thought!

5 minutes ago

By Luis Prada
Pictures by Patrick O'Dell

Life

Marc Johnson Gave Everything to Skating

Remembering the skater, who has died aged 49, and whose virtuosic technical ability and insoucianct style influenced a generation.

26 minutes ago

By Sam Buchan-Watts
Health

Sleeping Too Much Might Be Bad for You Now, Because Apparently Nothing Is Safe

Researchers found that sleeping outside a moderate range was associated with signs of accelerated aging across the body.

35 minutes ago

By Luis Prada
Photo: Todd Wright / Getty Images

Life

Eating Sugar Does Something Strange to Your Memory, and It Lasts Long After You Change Your Diet

Well, that’s not ideal.

1 hour ago

By Luis Prada
Life

Scientists Found a 121-Million-Year-Old Bird That Was Basically Peacocking Before Peacocking Existed

The newly identified bird species had dramatic display feathers long before humans invented bad bar outfits.

2 hours ago

By Luis Prada