Interviews
'A Love Song for Latasha' Urges You To Remember Black Lives, Not Just Death
Sophia Nahli Allison's film reimagines the life of Latasha Harlins, the 15-year-old whose death was a catalyst for the LA riots, but who is rarely mentioned outside of that context.
Change Is the Only Constant for Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
Joe White and Tom Russo talk about the making of the Melbourne band's bright and adventurous sophomore LP, 'Sideways To New Italy.'
'Dark Side of the Ring' Uses Music to Tell Pro Wrestling's Most Sinister Stories
Composers Wade MacNeil and Andrew Gordon Macpherson told VICE about entrance music, fandom, and pairing horror movie sounds with heartbreaking moments.
Lila Iké Is Singing Jamaica's New Era of Redemption Songs
"I want to dismantle the idea that you're expected to make a type of music because you're from a particular country."
Fivio Foreign Wants to Make New York's Rap Scene Fun Again
'800 BC' finds the New York rapper grappling with being a leader of Brooklyn's drill scene after the success of "Big Drip."
100 Gecs Explain the Weird World They Built for Their 'Minecraft' Music Fest
Tonight, the experimental pop duo will host an online event that combines artists like Charli XCX and Dorian Electra with... songs about fava beans?
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David Lynch Wants You to Meditate, Maybe Make a Lamp During Self-Isolation
Fueled by caffeine and Transcendental Meditation, the acclaimed director spoke to us from his woodshop about his current routine, and why the coronavirus pandemic could lead to a new way of thinking.
He Visited Disneyland Every Day for Eight Years—Then Coronavirus Happened
Jeff Reitz started going to the Happiest Place on Earth every day in 2012, until the pandemic stopped his streak at nearly 3,000 consecutive visits.
Thundercat Blends Pain and Humor on 'It Is What It Is'
Ahead of the release of his 'Drunk' followup, the 35-year-old virtuosic bassist talks to VICE about laughing through it all and the J. Dilla collaboration that never was.
Livestreamed DJ Sets Are Taking Hip-Hop Back to Its Roots
"D-Nice has changed the dynamic of DJing right now. History is being made as we speak."
Deeper's Powerful New Album Helped Them Cope With the Death of a Bandmate
The Chicago band's sophomore LP, 'Auto-Pain' is full of raw feeling and hooky post-punk.
Jessie Reyez's Debut Album Aims to Kill
VICE talked to the singer about her debut album 'Before Love Came to Kill Us' and why her love songs often sound like a eulogy.
