Detroit’s Protomartyr are a post-punk influenced group with a manifesto as canny and mysterious as…
New Zealand songwriter Aldous Harding’s sophomore album “Party” is punchier and even more haunting than her more folk-influenced debut.
Future Islands’ elliptical new album “The Far Field” builds on earlier successes through stories of love and loss.
The second self-titled Ty Segall solo album charts a new course for the psychedelic rock mainstay. Read on for our review.
Alex Cameron opens for Thee Oh Sees on Nov. 27 at Revolution Hall. Get to know the burgeoning synth star’s precise blend of groove and understatement.
In this month’s local feature, Portland songwriter, instrumentalist and label founder Johanna Warren discusses her labelmates Forest Veil and Indira Valey, getting inspiration from Anne Carson and Sappho and her new album due out Sept. 16.
“‘We Can Do Anything’ is the real follow-up they’ve had in the works all along.”
photo by Alissa Anderson Heron Oblivion are another transcendent case of the best of avant-garde…
Canada has always proved to be fertile soil for troubadours. Toronto songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tamara…