singer-songwriter
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Last month in his annual holiday letter, Mark Kozelek announced not one, but TWO new Sun Kil Moon albums that were in their final stages and would be released in 2018. The first of these is titled simply after the man himself and comes May 11 through Mark’s Caldo
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EDEN’s debut album should appeal to fans of the James Blake strand of alternative R&B, but it’s not really doing much for me.
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Mount Eerie has shared the lengthy lead single from his forthcoming album, Now Only. “Distortion” lives up to its title right out of the gate and suggests that this will perhaps be the Ocean Roar to A Crow Looked at Me‘s Clear Moon. The songwriting is also sounding more
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Contemporary flamenco artist Rosalía makes her stunning full-length debut.
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British singer-songwriter Benjamin Clementine brings more bells and whistles on his sophomore album I Tell a Fly, but it’s unfortunately a case of more being less.
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Julien Baker’s new crop of songs explores the depths of depression with a slow, burning passion.
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Timber Timbre has bounced back from the disappointingly synthetic Sincerely, Future Pollution with “Les Egouts,” a bilingual loosey that brings back the moody noir aesthetic that I find so alluring about the band.
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Richard Dawson’s sprawling and rustic tunes bring back a sense of olde English folklore and mysticism that isn’t often heard in contemporary music.
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I missed Benjamin Clementine’s latest single while on vacation, but good thing I went back for it because this is some of the London singer-songwriter’s most potent, visceral work yet. “God Save the Jungle” isn’t at all la-di-da like some of the stuff on Benjamin’s (still
