“Music” Archives

The online distributor was instrumental to the development of my musical tastes in the late ’90s and early ’00s.

Young Hierophant’s final album encompasses krautrock, IDM, church music, and everything in-between.

I’ve been fascinated by Lucid’s music for nearly 30 years now, but I’ll probably never get to hear their catalog in its entirety.

The Balearic house duo’s debut (and only) album will be reissued early next year.

The synth-pop duo’s performance celebrated their winning the 2024 Pop Pioneers Award.

This short live set captures the trio’s rich, expansive sound in all of its glory.

The goth icons’ long-awaited fourteenth album is their best in decades, and a heartfelt rumination on death, loss, and mortality.

A lovely bit of shoegaze from the recently revived indie-pop outfit.

An even dreamier reimagining of an already dreamy song.

A stark and haunting ballad driven by grief over a loved one’s death.

An upcoming compilation from Zoharum collects the ambient composer’s unreleased and hard-to-find material.

The Cure has established one of the most iconic and influential catalogs of music in the annals of alternative, goth, and post-punk.

My friend’s new band hearkens back to ’90s college rock, but with some Midwestern soul.

The singer/songwriter’s latest single was inspired by his love of nature and getting lost in his thoughts while hiking.

James Clements exchanges his trademark drum n’ bass for atmospheric piano-based instrumentals, with sublime results.

To celebrate the release of The Cure’s first album in sixteen years, here are some highlights from their legendary catalog.

Members will receive four limited edition reissues throughout 2025.

The latest from Wayside & Woodland Recordings exemplifies the label’s unique aesthetic.

A previously unreleased demo highlights the eerie and poignant aspects of Broadcast’s music.

The band’s fourteenth album will be their first since 2008’s 4:13 Dream.