singer-songwriter
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When Mark Kozelek arrives, baby, he arrives.
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“Ravens” is our second glimpse of Mount Eerie’s forthcoming album A Crow Looked at Me, and it’s every bit as devastating as the lead track, “Real Death.” Probably even more so when you take into account its considerably longer runtime and beautifully photographed video, which contains (among other
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While Jesca Hoop’s latest album does lack a strong sense of identity, its well-crafted songs and beautifully simple instrumentation are more than enough to make it one of the better singer-songwriter releases 2017.
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The opening/title track from Jesca Hoop‘s Memories Are Now. The album is out now and marks the folksy and eccentric singer-songwriter’s first solo release for Sub Pop.
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Jens Lekman‘s latest single is more anxiety-wrought than its upbeat dance pop instrumental first suggests. His new album Life Will See You Now drops this Friday via Secretly Canadian.
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Father John Misty delivers some wry political commentary here on the title track of his new album Pure Comedy, out March 31 via Sub Pop.
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Tom Waits’ seminal 1985 album Rain Dogs still stands as one of the most significant moments in his discography.
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Jesu and Sun Kil Moon’s contribution to the 30 Days, 40 Songs campaign is a progressive synth piece that contains a bit of political and technological commentary, but mostly focuses on Mark’s recent experience tributing Lou Reed. The song will presumably appear on the duo’s sophomore record
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Joanna Newsom commemorates the first anniversary of her fantastic 2015 album Divers by sharing a rare outtake that is pretty much of the same quality as most of the material that made the cut.
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Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst benefits from going back to basics here on his latest solo album.
