All the best from the lord of the big beat for more than a decade, British DJ Norman Cook, a.k.a. Fatboy Slim, has bridged the gap between break beats and silly little pop songs better than anyone.

Try Harder brings with it a lineup overhaul, welcoming bass work from Maud Morgan and a twin guitar delivery from Ray Seraphin (since replaced by Steven Garcia of Très Oui) and Alison Copeland ...

The album, a sonic landscape of indie pop, country and folk music, will be released on August 18 via Gar Hole Records and will be the New Orleans-based musician’s label debut. “Try Harder ...

After taking the trap world by storm and getting featured by every genre-specific blog imaginable, Phoenix's Decade! seemed to be slowing down. He's only released six records in the past six ...

Half the time when I listen to music, it's the vocalist that ruins ... There's also some sort of self-deprecating idea that you [shouldn't] try too hard, or you're taking yourself too seriously ...

Joe Rogan has pledged to try harder to offer more balanced views on ... The Canadian musicians asked to have their music pulled from the streaming platform as a result. Spotify has since said ...

Lum’s personality-centric approach (minus some awkwardly jaunty music cues) reaps plenty of ... go of bright kids facing the next step, “Try Harder!” is winning enough, but considering ...

Despite its enigmatic title, Why Try Harder doesn't stop at the obvious ... much of Slim's catalogue meets a critical standard which, like his music, updates an old cliché. It's got a good ...

“They’d sit us down and say if you didn’t do better, they’d suspend you. They’d say, ‘Try harder next time,’ [and] if you didn’t get it, you’d be fired.” Desperate canvassers ...