It’s Business As Usual for the Hold Steady on ‘Open Door Policy’
I’ve seen a lot of live-streamed shows over the past year, but none have been
Music Reviews
Adeline Hotel’s ‘Good Timing’ Is Therapeutic, Revelatory, and Uniquely Beautiful
Solid Love, the 2020 offering from Adeline Hotel, saw the band — led by multi-instrumentalist
Sigur Rós Embrace Classical Music and Icelandic Literature on ‘Odin’s Raven Magic’
Sigur Rós’ Odin’s Raven Magic came into existence in starts and stops like a bird
‘Yellow River Blue’ Is Yu Su’s Boldest, Most Eclectic Statement
If you’re like me, you probably did a double-take when you heard that Yellow River
Ian Fisher Romanticizes Nashville Past on ‘American Standards’
John B. Sebastian and the Lovin’ Spoonful used to sing that “there’s 1,352 guitar pickers
Jack Cornell Takes His Turn at Bat on ‘One in Wins’
The Fabulous Knobs were legendary in the Triangle area of North Carolina (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) at
Slowthai’s ‘TYRON’ Revels in Complexity of Human Relationships
Like a lot of artists, Slowthai had a long time to himself to think about
Mogwai’s ‘As the Love Continues’ Is a 25th Anniversary Marked in Style
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4 Mars’ ‘Super Somali Sounds from the Gulf of Tadjoura’ Highlights Djiboutian Popular Music
After years of negotiation with the national government, Ostinato Records released the first album ever
Joshua Chuquimia Crampton’s ‘4’ Is Powerful Landscape Music
Listening to Joshua Chuquimia Crampton is like watching a guitarist perform with a thought bubble