Two avant-garde titans team up for a split LP of majestic spiritual noise.
Gary Klebe Grows Up Without Growing Old
On his debut solo album, the Shoes veteran trades in teenage idealism for a mature take, but his music is still melodically bright.
Souled American’s Downbeat Country Still Feels Vital
After a three-decade hiatus, the influential duo Souled American returns with their seventh studio album, ‘Sanctions,’ proving their haunting, atmospheric sound remains as potent as ever.
Sean Solomon’s Busy, Messed-Up World: A Solo Debut
The former Moaning frontman pivots to a more intimate, animated folk sound on his introspective solo debut, ‘The World Is Not Good Enough.’
WU LYF Returns From 15-Year Slumber to Make Us Feel Again
After a decade and a half of silence, the enigmatic Mancunian collective WU LYF returns with their sophomore album, ‘A Wave That Will Never Break.’
Nine Vicious’ EMOTIONS: A Hollow Exercise in Shock Value
On his latest album, Nine Vicious leans into his most unimaginative tendencies, delivering a project that feels more like a parody of his own persona than a genuine artistic statement.
Tokischa’s AMOR & DROGA: A Vulnerable Evolution
Tokischa’s long-awaited debut album, AMOR & DROGA, marks a poignant shift from her signature party-girl persona toward a more vulnerable, genre-bending sound.
It’s Hip to Be Squarepusher: A Review of Kammerkonzert
The electronic music pioneer returns with a symphonic, chamber-inspired project that challenges expectations while remaining true to his complex roots.
Wendy Eisenberg Unplugs and Taps In
A Shift in Sonic Perspective As the singer and guitarist of the power trio Editrix and a member of Squanderers and the Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet, Wendy Eisenberg has built a reputation for tying and […]
Harriet Tubman and Georgia Anne Muldrow Explore New Sonic Frontiers
Harriet Tubman, the veteran instrumental trio featuring drummer J.T. Lewis, bassist Melvin Gibbs, and guitarist Brandon Ross, has returned with their sixth album, Electrical Field of Love. Known for their genre-defying blend of rock, jazz, […]
Raye’s ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ Is a Bold, Maximalist Masterpiece
A New Chapter of Maximalism Sophomore albums often serve as a safe harbor for artists, a place to refine the sound that brought them initial success. However, Raye has chosen a different path with This […]
Flea Explores Jazz and Introspection on His Debut Solo Album, Honora
A Long-Awaited Solo Debut Honora is the album Flea has always wanted to make. Now 63 years old, the Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist has worked on numerous side projects, appeared in films, and even […]