Chatting with singer-songwriter/producer James Blake about his new album Friends That Break Your Heart.
Dijon’s debut is a bit on the scant side, but still packs a lot of great ideas and performances.
Talking with the legendary Detroit MC 10 years on from his breakthrough XXX project and ahead of his annual Bruiser Thanksgiving show.
The Path of the Clouds is easily Marissa Nadler’s most instrumentally dense solo project to date, which is mostly a blessing.
The War on Drugs’ heartland rock sound is more direct than ever on I Don’t Live Here Anymore, with Granduciel’s vocals and writing not always up to the task.
While a lot more impressive than the preceding Emperor of Sand, Hushed and Grim does buckle under its own weight.
Not as bad as the collaborations album, albeit not by much.
It’s nice to hear Parquet Courts go in some different directions on Sympathy for Life, but the successes are more or less in the spots that most resemble the previous Wide Awake.
