Gabriel Yared’s score for The English Patient doesn’t simply accompany the film, it is the film, just in sound. Woven into the very architecture of Anthony Minghella’s cinematic vision, the
Mocity Jones is a Detroit rapper with the goal of blending old-school hip-hop with new-school flavor. Heavily influenced by MF DOOM, Kool Keith, and Eminem, Jones decided to pick up
Nu Epoque is a Barcelona-based band founded by Simonal Bie, singer and beat-maker of Mozambican origin, and Leonardo Cincinelli, Italian pianist and producer. Their story begins at the emblematic jazz
Saxophonist Branford Marsalis and his longstanding quartet take a thought-provoking approach to their Blue Note Records debut, Belonging. Their first long-player since 2019 is a full-album interpretation of Keith Jarrett’s 1974
He’s been writing songs about people on the fringe for damn near a lifetime. 40+ years of detailing the idiosyncrasies of outcasts, losers, freaks and outliers in society in his
Reed Turchi, the Brooklyn-based musician, producer, and poet announces his new record World On Fire, a collection of vintage blues and spiritual tunes Turchi picked up along the way on
Many scenes come to mind when you think of innovative punk music. The explosive hardcore movement that birthed many legendary Southern California bands and the equally rowdy D.C. movement are
Red House Painters’ Ocean Beach (released 3/27/25) distills this group’s idiosyncrasies. Arbitrarily categorized as part of the ‘slowcore’ genre within the indie rock universe, titular leader Mark Kozelek and company’s style belies that glib
Among the handful of Australian bands that have taken the world by storm in the last several years, few have grabbed the attention of such a diverse range of music
Lucy Dacus’ fourth album Forever Is A Feeling – and first since her supergroup boygenius went on indefinite hiatus – does a brilliant job of blending lush arrangements into her
