Drugdealer (Michael Collins) and Weyes Blood (Natalie Mering) continued their longstanding collaborative history with gorgeous new song “Real Thing.” Their last single together was “Honey” off ...

Weyes Blood will release her new album, And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow, on Nov. 18 through Sub Pop, led by its opening track “It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody,” which California-born ...

Singer and songwriter Weyes Blood released her fourth studio album, “Titanic Rising,” in April 2019 to widespread critical acclaim. The album takes its listener on a journey through a beautiful ...

John Cale, the ever-inventive Welsh musician and former member of the Velvet Underground, has announced his first new album of all new material in 10 years, Mercy, out Jan. 20, 2023 via Double ...

Weyes Blood released the apocalyptic album Titanic Rising back in 2019. She had to cancel the remainder of her tour dates last year, but she’s made it no secret that she’s planning on sharing the LP’s ...

Zella Day and Weyes Blood first sang together on stage during Lana Del Rey’s Norman F*cking Rockwell tour, and the crowd’s response to that moment led to talks about an official collaboration. Now, ...

Weyes Blood has shared the second single off her much-anticipated new album And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow, following lead single “It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody.” New single “Grapevine” is a ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook This image is from the official album cover for “And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow” owned by Sub ...

Natalie Mering, the luminary singer/songwriter behind Weyes Blood, recently remarked, “That I ended up making beautiful, feminine music is a surprise.” It’s hard to believe that anyone who can write ...

For most of her performance at the Tiny Desk, Nataile Mering, the transfixing voice behind Weyes Blood, sang with her eyes closed, lost and blissed out in the gently sweeping sounds. She didn't say a ...

Her last album, Titanic Rising, the first of a loose trilogy, of which this is the second part, made low level inroads to commercial success on both sides of the Atlantic. And in the Darkness, Hearts ...