You Want It Darker, Leonard Cohen’s final album, released in 2016, was a kind of preemptive memorial service. Like Bowie’s nearly contemporaneous Blackstar, it was an auteur’s final word on the ...

“But wait — there’s more!” can be a good news/bad news thing when it comes to posthumous album releases. No one, or almost no one, likes the idea of scraps from a late artist’s cutting room floor ...

Sometimes, death is just a hiccup in a musician’s career. We know that a famous artist’s death does not necessarily mean the end of his or her creative output. There are, of course, live unreleased ...

The post Leonard Cohen’s posthumous album Thanks for the Dance arrives: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Next year, an exhibition celebrating Cohen’s life and work is coming to New York.

The musician and poet released “You Want It Darker” 19 days before his death in 2016. His son, Adam, finished more songs from those sessions for a posthumous album. By Lindsay Zoladz The last time ...

The marriage of music and dance requires a careful collaboration, one that allows for both genres to complement each other. Les Ballets Jazz Montréal’s “Dance Me” fuses the emotionally potent songs of ...

Storytelling in a silent art form like dance is always a challenge. For the evening-length work it brought to the Cutler Emerson Majestic Theatre this weekend, under the auspices of Global Arts Live, ...

The last time Leonard Cohen appeared in public was in mid-October 2016 at a Los Angeles news conference for his 14th studio album, “You Want It Darker,” just a few weeks before his death. Behind him ...