“Music” Archives

The drum n’ bass producer exchanges his usual breakbeats for darker ambient techno stylings.

The band’s sixth album in seven years is a collection of lean, mean instrumental post-rock.

Arguably the band’s most ambitious and sprawling album to date.

The Norwegian duo’s latest is an improvisational album celebrating the 15th anniversary of Sonic Pieces.

Scott Morgan’s latest album is yet another collection of consistently beguiling soundscapes.

More proof that Slow Salvation is one of today’s premier dream pop acts.

The enigmatic musical collection gets their trip-hop on.

Moody synths and soulful vocals provide a fascinating contrast to the song’s frenetic breakbeats.

Classic Declining Winter fare — even in its latent, unpolished form.

The band is performing the ’90s Christian alternative classic in its entirety and releasing the original recordings.

Natalie Bergman’s new album will be released this July by Jack White’s Third Man Records label.

The Danish musician’s ambient post-rock conjures up the beauty and bleakness of the American West.

The latest single from the Philadelphia-based dream pop outfit gets deep with the nostalgia.

Arguably Duncan Sumpner’s most shambolic release to date, though no less intriguing or beguiling for it.

The Norwegian synthesists compose an ode to a vintage instrument.

A wonderful little moment filled with drifting guitar loops and filigrees and poignant vocals.

The iconic electronic outfit is set to release their first album in 15 years.

A showcase for the Portuguese/Canadian artist’s rich and versatile voice.

The italo disco chanteuse pays tribute to synth-pop legends.

A rich and intriguing listen that bridges the spaces between jazz, hip-hop, downtempo, ambient, and spoken word.