Three years after the release of their eponymous debut, the all-female supergroup Artemis returns with most of the lineup intact save two substitutions. While Melissa Aldana and Anat Cohen have
You Must Change Your Life, the latest LP from David Wax Museum, could have very easily been the band’s swan song, with David Wax – one half of the duo
In what appears to be somewhat of a recurring theme of late, be it a dissolved marriage or seeking a new sense of purpose, the revered singer-songwriter Eilen Jewell checks
There might not be a better match in the forward-thinking, hard-to-pin-down Ropeadope catalog than the Brazilian-born percussionist and composer Cyro Baptista. Few if any are more far-ranging than Baptista, currently a
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad is a band that is largely known as a reggae band. While that is a fair assessment, it is also an incomplete one. In its
2020’s What’s Your Pleasure? was a transformative album for Jessie Ware. It was marked by a spectacular burst in confidence, evidenced by the album’s seven singles, but somewhat miraculously, it
Drummer and composer Mark Guiliana follows up his acclaimed 2022 the sound of listening with the arguably even more explorative Mischief. His eight-year standing quartet of bassist Chris Morrissey, pianist
his week sees The National releasing First Two Pages Of Frankenstein, the latest chapter in their novelistic discography and first full album since 2019’s acclaimed I Am Easy To Find. This new collection of songs has the storied act rethinking their approach to the craft of songwriting and landing on a sound that uses sophisticated tones to add a sense of maturity to their child-like wonder of the world.
When your recording career starts at such a young age, every new album feels like a first impression. Such is the case for 25-year-old Matt Maltese, who has been releasing
Since 2018, guitarist Joe Marcinek has delivered unique live shows under the title of Dead Funk Summit, bringing together Melvin Seals (Jerry Garcia Band) for the ‘Dead’ and George Porter Jr. (The Meters) for the ‘Funk’. Now they enter the studio together for the first time, as Marcienck wrote eight originals for the group to get down with.
