Track-by-Track: Ringdown walks us through the liminal spaces on their new album, Lady on the Bike
Ringdown was always going to do things a little bit differently. Danni Lee Parpan and Pulitzer and Grammy...
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Track-By-Track: Avery Friedman guides us through the foundations of her debut album, New Thing
Brooklyn musician Avery Friedman has always been fascinated by transitional spaces, the environments where movement is more important...
Track-By-Track: lilo take us through their visceral and open debut album Blood Ties
lilo are the British duo Christie Gardner and Helen Dixon who have just released their debut album Blood...
Track-By-Track: Anika details the anger and frustration at the center of her new album, Abyss
The latest album from British-born, Berlin-based musician Annika Henderson, who records as Anika, is a treatise on how...
Track-By-Track: Bria Salmena offers insight into the internal workings of her new album, Big Dog
Transitory experiences and the nuance of transformation lie at the heart of Bria Salmena‘s music, stories of intense...
Track-By-Track: Clara Mann takes us through her emotionally turbulent debut album Rift
Clara Mann has been building towards her debut album with a trail of devastating singles for a while...
Track-By-Track: Doug Gillard of Guided By Voices considers the twisting evolution of their latest album, Universe Room
41 albums in and Guided By Voices haven’t lost their nerve. The band that practically invented (or at...
Track-By-Track: Anna B Savage navigates us through the rich dynamics of new album You & i are earth
On her third album, You & i are Earth, London-originating songwriter Anna B Savage once again opts for...
Track-By-Track: Sophie Jamieson guides us through the consequences of affection on I still want to share
The latest album from Sophie Jamieson finds the London songwriter sitting at the crosswords of affection and heartache,...
Track-by-Track: Jason Dungan of Blue Lake surveys the wilderness of his new mini-album Weft
The music of Blue Lake has always been more concerned with transitory moments than with any given endpoint....
