“Music” Archives

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.

The Minneapolis-based post-punk band prove they can also get contemplative on this single from their upcoming album.

The band features members of The Prayer Chain, Starflyer 59, Fine China, and more rocking out.

The exiled Russian duo’s stylish-yet-forlorn music sits at the nexus of dream pop, trip-hop, downtempo, and goth.

The new album from Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal combines new material with career-spanning live performances.

The Midwest emo classic gets a remastered edition and a collection of covers to mark the occasion.

On his latest album, Nathan Phillips delivers rich, experimental pop in the vein of Talk Talk and Shearwater.

The latest single from the “ambient country” trio is filled with languid and rustic ambience.

The experimental hip-hop masterpiece was originally released back in 2001.

Two songs from the band’s highly anticipated new album will be released on a limited edition “eco-vinyl” single.

The Canadian collective responds to the ongoing conflict in Palestine with their elegiac-yet-defiant post-rock.

Starflyer 59’s seventeenth(!) album contains throwbacks to their earliest releases, which are sure to please longtime fans.

Seven-and-a-half minutes of trippy, head-bobbing acid house bliss.