“It’s a miracle I’m not a drug addict, but it’s a shame I’m still hard at it.” So sings John Vanderslice on ‘I’ll Wait For You’, lead single of his
Natalie Mering has spoken at length about Titanic Rising, her fourth release as Weyes Blood. There’s a sense she feels there’s something special in it, that she’s dug deep through
Luluc has created a soothing afternoon shower far more than a storm in the 10 years since their quiet emergence. Overshadowed somewhat by the roaring success of fellow Aussie folk
Perth’s, and indeed Australia’s, burgeoning psychedelic scene is virtually synonymous with Kevin Parker and his little project known as Tame Impala. But Pond – of whom Kevin Parker was once
It’s clear William Phillips is a talented songwriter. He may not be the name remembered in association with the song, but his Song of the Year Grammy award for co-writing
By all accounts named for his childhood hometown of Phoenix, Arizona; David Bazan’s first album for fifteen years as Pedro the Lion’s reference to the resurrected firebird of the Greek
Chaz Bear/Bundick/take your pick has been bobbing along for many a year now, his Toro Y Moi project an ever-present in the decade or so since the rise of chillwave.
[rating=7.00] Given they’re best known to most people as “that band that did the whistling song”, it’s easy to underestimate the loyal following Peter Bjorn and John have. The Swedish
[rating=9.00] It’s difficult to know what to say about Double Negative – such is its extraordinary power. Low, a band now 12 albums in, have truly fulfilled their name and
[rating=8.00] The first moments of No Recover are, in many ways, a signpost. A signal of things to come over the course of Eric Bachmann’s fourth solo album. The softly