Chelsea Wolfe
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The second single from Chelsea Wolfe’s new LP, Pain Is Beauty, certainly lives up to its album’s troubling and direct title. “We Hit a Wall” is a doom-folk trudge whose arrangements gradually grow more intense along with Wolfe’s anguished, yet powerful vocals. The whole piece is exquisitely
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Chelsea Wolfe releases the first single off of her upcoming album Pain is Beauty on Sargent House. The track is a perfect piece of cinematic synth-pop. The track starts with a pulsing synth, which is joined by a repetitive acoustic guitar strum, and understated synth strings. The song then juggles
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Darkened songstress Chelsea Wolfe tries her hand at crafting a set of acoustic songs on her latest release. WATCH THE REVIEW
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With her new, acoustic album dropping next week via Sargent House–the title is Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs–here’s a less session’d version of the track “Flatlands.” Not only does Chelsea’s voice on this track sound pretty dark and seductive, but the strings that
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Experimental California songwriter Chelsea Wolfe has a new album on the way that is being dubbed an “acoustic emanation.” In advance of the album’s release, Wolfe recorded a live version of one of the new tracks for Sargent House’s Glassroom Sessions. The song is called “Flatlands,” and it
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A touch of electronic soul coming through on this new Gang Colours track, “Fancy Restaurant.” Though it’s not exactly dubstep, future garage, post-dubstep, or whatever you wanna call it, the vocals and chilly synths remind me quite a bit of James Blake. I suppose there’s something for Beach
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One of the gloomiest singer-songwrters to drop an album last year, Chelsea Wolfe, is the focus of this new Room 205 session performance. Wolfe and her band pull off a tense and dark performance of the track “Movie Screen.” I love that these guys sound as haunting in person as
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A new song and video from singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe. She dropped a fantastic album earlier this year, and this new Terroreyes-directed video for “Sunstorm” is a nice and minimal followup. Watch and enjoy above.
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Shot by the good people at i-D Magazine, here’s a live session with one of the darkest singer-songwriters I’ve come across this year, Chelsea Wolfe. This video features several live incarnations of tracks from her latest album, which you can watch a review of right here. Enjoy the
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MP3 One of my favorite female singer-songwriters, Chelsea Wolfe, covers an artist I was sure had an influence on her latest album, Nick Cave. The original had a dark story and lead vocal, of course, but Chelsea’s version takes that darkness and translates it into a murky recording as