NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series hosted British band Anohni and the Johnsons to play their songs "Why Am I Alive Now?," ...

Anohni and the Johnsons brought their big questions about humanity and purpose to NPR Tiny Desk. Led by Anohini, the ensemble complete with Gael Rakotondrabe, Jimmy Hogarth, Leo Abrahams, Sam Dixon, ...

Six years after the release of her latest album, the lead singer of cult band Antony and the Johnsons is hitting arguably her highest note yet.

ANOHNI announced a new album 'My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross,' with 'It Must Change' as the lead single.

Experimental pop musician Anohni, the artist formerly known professionally as Antony (of Antony and the Johnsons), is asking fans for unorthodox compensation for a new track from her forthcoming ...

Paradise is characterized by the tension between ANOHNI’s impassioned denunciation of her targets—“Jesus will kill you,” she warns on one song, after laying out a tidy description of the ...

Art ANOHNI addresses a world at war with itself in her Wallpaper* guest editor interview Musician and artist ANOHNI, guest editor of October 2023 Wallpaper*, seeks new strategies in the face of ...

ANOHNI frequently references ‘resilience’ in our chat. It’s a word and an idea that seems to have fallen out of favour in recent years, with some arguing that it almost pathologises the use of ...

‘Paradise” (Secretly Canadian) by Anohni is an addendum to her album “Hopelessness,” which was released last spring and was among the year’s most arresting recordings. The new EP, which ...

Anohni, the first transgender performer to be nominated for an Oscar, is one of two Best Song nominees not included in the roster of performers for Sunday's ceremony, while fellow nominees Lady ...

Last month, ANOHNI announced her new album with ANOHNI And The Johnsons, titled My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross. She also shared the lead single “It Must Change.” Now she’s back with a ...

The provocative singer and her sublime band give a soul-searching performance in songs that require us to look within ...