At their hearts, punk songs are often just pop songs performed with a free spirit and finger to surrounding crowd. Washington’s Sunwolf have the middle finger p...
Discouragement is something that has unfortunately had a regular presence in James Cooley’s musical career. Cooley – the one man behind the Mesita moniker – has...
Strewn across Spencer Krug’s discography is the mention of long distance relationships. On “Shut Up I Am Dreaming Of Places Where Lovers Have Wings” from his 20...
For Daniel Lopatin, the process of making music has never been one solely of creation, but also recontextualization. His debut release as Oneohtrix Poin...
There’s something to be said for the ability to write a really great guitar riff. It’s become something of a lost art in recent years, with digital manipulation...
New York City producer Josh Abramovici (aka Snacs) makes what could occasionally pass for chill-out music, though it’s far more participatory and dynamic than t...
Brahja Waldman has a rare gift among modern jazz composers. He is able to successfully interject a feeling of spontaneity into his compositions. But let me ...
Orca Life is the nom de plume of electronic artist Chris Roberts, and it’s the means through which he explores a hazy cross-section of minimalist ambient rhythm...
All Became Golden isn’t just another album from British singer/songwriter Essie Jain. Nor is it just an audio visual album, combining the talents of Jain, compo...
Screaming Fields are Hamish Duncan and Joshua Riley. While I’m unfamiliar with Riley’s musical accomplishments, Duncan’s are certainly well documented, if not j...
