The members of Kooba Tercu are now located in Greece, Crete and London, and on new album Proto Tekno you can almost hear the joyful abandon at play in their co...
Reinvention is nothing new for The 1975; they wear identities like hashtags, and it’s this understanding of modern culture that has allowed them to invade disp...
For all the grief many old timers (read: hip hop fans aged 30 and up) give so-called ‘mumble rappers’, in actuality, the only rap crime that should be punishab...
From 2009 to 2014, Woods were on fire. The lo-fi freak/psych folkers landed at the tail end of the decade, when the high marks set by Deerhunter, No Age, Fleet...
It’s been 10 long years since Owen Pallett left behind the fantasy world of 14th-century Spectrum that served as the backdrop of their magnum opus, Heartland. ...
The soothing, ever-expanding sounds of Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s music naturally finds its place alongside the kinds of relaxing music that is often found accomp...
Stephin Merritt has forged a career balancing precocious wit with pop theatricality. As the frontman for The Magnetic Fields for more than 30 years, he’s had p...
The eighth studio album from the once-majestic The Dears is a continuation of the downward trajectory they have been on for a good number of years now. When yo...
When Future announced High Off Life just a few days prior to its release, it may have been sudden, but it was hardly a surprise. There have been rumblings from...
Heartbreak brings with it bad habits, be it excessive overthinking, depressive episodes, or isolation. Vermont musician Henry Jamison knows this feeling of ang...
