A spiritual sound: The life and influence of Pharoah Sanders
Spirituality was always a core component of Pharoah Sanders’ work. In all their messy, joyful, heartbreaking moments, his...
Features
Track-by-Track: Kynsy picks through her raw and real Something To Do With Love EP
Irish songwriter Clara Lindsey is on a creative streak. Today she’s releasing her second EP under the name...
Track-by-Track: Susie Merry ushers us through her Body in Time EP
Much like Schrödinger’s Cat, singer-songwriter Susie Merry kept her music hidden away, unknown to the world where no...
25 Years of Influence: Beats Per Minute looks back at 1997
In our Turning 25 feature last week, we heard from dozens of bands about some of the records...
Special in other ways – An Interview with Built To Spill
Ahead of the release of new album When The Wind Forgets Your Name, Jasper Willems connects with legendary band leader Doug Martsch about finding new inspiration and working methods in a time of upheaval
Solace in the unsolved – An interview with Worthitpurchase
We spoke to LA bedroom pop outfit Worthitpurchase about West Coast fatalism, their egalitarian creative dynamic and new album Truthtelling
Turning 25: Musicians discuss some of their favorite records from 1997
Some years just seem to have a halo around them: 1969, 1971, 1991, 2001 – they have all...
Cassette Culture: August 2022
Cassette Culture is a monthly column dedicated to exploring the various artists that inhabit the expansive cassette market. Drawing...
Far Away and Hazy Like a Dream: Regina Spektor’s 11:11 at 21
“Shake it up.” Those were the first words that most people in the general public heard from singer-songwriter...
On Deck: Muna Ileiwat serves up five of her favorite 90s albums
London-based US transplant Muna Ileiwat has just released her debut EP, Twenty-Seven, a four-track collection of stylish modern...
