Music Reviews

I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling LP2. On *GUTS*, her sophomore album out today, the young superstar Olivia Rodrigo gets much rawer and messier than her childhood hero […]

Did you take it for granted? I certainly did. In May 2012, Sigur Rós released *Valtari*, a beautifully serene album described by bassist Georg Holm as a slow-motion avalanche. Then,

An artist’s early work often shapes their long-term reputation. This is true for PJ Harvey: her early ’90s albums *Dry* and *Rid Of Me* established her as a powerful guitarist

Michigan-based brothers Connor and Kendall Wright, known as Cal In Red, are preparing to unveil their debut album ‘Low Low’ on August 30 via B3SCI Records. The duo has been

Arthur Russell, much like his contemporary Julius Eastman, defied categorization. He straddled the worlds of composer and pop artist, mingling introspection with disco revelry, and hailing from Iowa while rubbing

Even before perfecting them, Neil Tennant had a deep respect for pop singles, bordering on disdain. During his time as a journalist at the revered British music magazine Smash Hits

The roster of experimental musicians, colloquially known as “the Nurse With Wound list,” was originally printed on the inner sleeve of the debut album by British industrial pioneers in 1979,

French house isn’t merely a genre of music; it’s a state of mind—a subtle sensation, an unmistakable essence, akin to saudade or saffron. You recognize it instinctively when it graces

Earlier this year, renowned harpist Mary Lattimore showcased her exceptional talent and versatility through a collaborative project with accordionist Walt McClements. The duo released the LP Rain On The Road,

Flying back to Memphis, the Astors gazed down at the fires below. Merely four days earlier, they had electrified audiences with their chart-topping hit “Candy” on the popular Los Angeles