Album Review: Quasi – Breaking the Balls of History
In light of Janet Weiss’ contentious split from Sleater-Kinney in 2019, it’s difficult to approach the new Quasi...
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Album Review: Weyes Blood – And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow
Natalie Mering knows that the world is ending, but she’s going to keep on searching for and sharing...
Weyes Blood transcends on the new age stunner “God Turn Me Into A Flower”
We’re just a couple of days away from the release of Weyes Blood‘s new album And In The...
Bria dances away her disillusionment on her cover of “Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?”, announces new EP
Canadian post-punk artist Bria Salmena (with help from FRIGS bandmate Duncan Hay Jennings) previews her new Cuntry Covers...
18 songs that display Mimi Parker as the beating heart of Low
The music world was quietly rocked this weekend when news broke that Mimi Parker – drummer, vocalist and founding member of Low – had passed away.
Weyes Blood sets off in search of genuine love and connection on “Grapevine”
Weyes Blood‘s new album And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow is undeniably one of the most anticipated albums...
Weyes Blood yearns for connection on the gracious “It’s Not Just Me, It’s Everybody”, announces new album
Weyes Blood will return with a new album called And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow on November 18...
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
Album Review: Bret McKenzie – Songs Without Jokes
Bret McKenzie’s songwriting credentials aren’t something that should be up for debate. As one half of the duo...
Naima Bock dances with disappointment on the cowboy-tinged “Campervan”
With less than a month to go until the release of her debut album, London-based songwriter Naima Bock...
