Listening to Second Nature, the new album from indie-pop outfit Lucius, you’d never guess that it’s been six years since their last proper studio effort, 2016’s underrated art-pop gem Good
Tanika Charles is a Canadian soul singer who has been nominated twice for a JUNO award and it’s easy to see why. On her first two albums Soul Run and
Sway: The Best of Carla Olson & Mick Taylor not only validates the impressive pedigree of both these veteran musicians, it also reaffirms just how smoothly their complementary talents mesh
Following up on the fantastic, lost weekend-inspired, 2018 release, God’s Favorite Customer, Father John Misty (aka Jonathan Tillman) turns to old-timey big band/jazz orchestras of the 1930s for inspiration and
On River Whyless’ strong prior release, 2018’s Kindness, A Rebel, the band added to their indie-folk sound via pulsing synths with success. Now after a few years, they return to
If there’s one thing the lauded electro-funk quartet Pigeons Playing Ping Pong want to impart to their listeners, it’s that life truly is precious, so you might as well enjoy
It’s been more than a decade since the Texas-based Tody Castillo last released a full album. But Old Rodriguez picks up right where 2008’s stellar Windhorse left off. Across 10
Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, two musicians from the Isle of Wight now more commonly known as the founders of indie rock band Wet Leg, have released a new self-titled
During the most straight-ahead song, “Morning, Noon and Night”, on Jack White’s blisteringly scattershot new album, Fear of the Dawn, he delivers his thesis statement, “I might lie and tell
El Mirador is the tenth album for the three decades running Calexico, co-founded by multi-instrumentalist Joey Burns and drummer John Convertino. The album was recorded in Tucson at longtime bandmate
