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10 Songs That Shaped Mana’s Eerie New Album, From Kelly Moran to Method Man
Bittersweet dreams are made of this
Confines Launches Geography of Nowhere Series on Synthicide
"A place where I could be myself, completely unhinged and unburdened"
C Duncan Shares the Stories Behind His New Album Health
A widescreen effort featuring members of Elbow
Eluvium Readies First Solo Piano Record in 15 Years
Eluvium has shared the details surrounding his first solo piano album since 2004’s An Accidental Memory in the Case Of Death LP. Due out May 31st through the composer’s longtime label Temporary Residence Ltd., the aptly named Pianoworks features 13 new pieces in several different formats. The most luxe of which is a triple LP […]
Michael Rother On… The Songs That Shaped Him, From Roxy Music to Little Richard
Michael Rother hasn’t released a new solo record in 15 years, and frankly, he doesn’t have to. Not when a quick scan of the guitarist/keyboardist’s back catalogue reads like a lengthy checklist of revelatory Krautrock, including countless head-on collisions with Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit and super producer Conny Plank; a crucial run of post-Kraftwerk records […]
Eliza Bagg Makes Us a Mixtape of Vocal-Led Music, From Johann Sebastian Bach to Jlin
Words ELIZA BAGG The human voice is somehow both the most simple instrument we have and the richest tool available to us. It’s my primary instrument as a performer, but recently in my own songwriting I’ve become interested in it more as a creative tool—the paths it can lead you down if you begin with […]
Ritual Howls Stop Being Polite and Start Getting Post-Apocalyptic
Photo VINNIE MASSIMINO One thing we can’t seem to wrap our collective heads around these days is how we all ended up walking on eggshells around one another—closing all lines of communication to keep everyone comfortable, no matter what. Between the state of the union and the toxicity of our cities, shouldn’t we all be […]