The UK songwriter and producer's first new album in eight years is a joyful affair

On 'Edge Conditions', Jeremiah Chiu finds a middle ground between heady soundscapes and beat-driven groove

An unedited document of live improvisation, SML's 'Spontaneous Music Live' is rife with unpredictability and kinetic energy

It’s widely believed that vinyl purchases began to increase worldwide around 2007, and during and after the pandemic, those numbers soared. Heavyweight is a column that helps you sort through the wort...

Further expanding their sound world on 'do you love the color of the sky?', Dummy deliver something gorgeously otherworldly

The debut album by Bending Backwards, 'still and quiet brother are you still and quiet' captures a classic indie sound that feels lived-in

Further expanding their sound world on 'do you love the color of the sky?', Dummy deliver something gorgeously otherworldly

On her acclaimed, Grammy-winning, platinum-selling 1986 quiet storm R&B album 'Rapture,' Anita Baker is the magic

Buzzing and fizzing like a universe of candy on 'Popstar,' Tinashe delivers an album that should make your heart race

On her acclaimed, Grammy-winning, platinum-selling 1986 quiet storm R&B album 'Rapture,' Anita Baker is the magic

Treble takes on 26+ years of music!

The debut self-titled album from Leeds group Adult DVD is rife with both risible humor and serious dancefloor bangers

The legendary guitarist and former member of Sonic Youth discusses his latest film score project

On her second release for Thrill Jockey in 2026, 'valley and structure', more eaze offers a deep study of ostinato

The Dutch R&B singer maintains his groove, 20 years deep into his career

On her acclaimed, Grammy-winning, platinum-selling 1986 quiet storm R&B album 'Rapture,' Anita Baker is the magic

Buzzing and fizzing like a universe of candy on 'Popstar,' Tinashe delivers an album that should make your heart race

The Dutch R&B singer maintains his groove, 20 years deep into his career

The band is also currently on tour with Mastodon

The Dutch R&B singer maintains his groove, 20 years deep into his career

The debut album from Man/Woman/Chainsaw, 'Cannonball,' is the best kind of go-for-broke indie rock album, loaded with maximal anthems

Since their debut album, a consistent theme in Slow Pulp’s music is how much they’re carrying and reflecting upon growing pains that they couldn’t easily manage or let go of, which they’ve delivered a...

2021 live concert from Iceland coming to physical formats

The legendary guitarist and former member of Sonic Youth discusses his latest film score project

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Ethan McCarthy's latest noise/dark ambient release is a haunting work of sound design

New Domino reissues feature an interview with Simon Reynolds, bonus tracks

Since their debut album, a consistent theme in Slow Pulp’s music is how much they’re carrying and reflecting upon growing pains that they couldn’t easily manage or let go of, which they’ve delivered amid pleasantly noisy and rustic slacker rock tones. They’ve explored this intentional contrast of snappy melodies and pensive writing more deeply further…

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The debut self-titled album from Leeds group Adult DVD is rife with both risible humor and serious dancefloor bangers

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Jonathan Schenke (P.E., Eaters), Matthew Hord (Frankie Rose, Pop. 1280) and singer/songwriter Ryley Walker craft hypnotic electronics