“Music” Archives

One of the greatest films of all time is coming to my town.

The limited edition 6xLP boxset collects the band’s first three albums alongside bonus and unreleased material.

Watch the electronic music pioneers perform a haunting rendition of “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence.”

The latest from the former Cocteau Twins guitarist is another welcome batch of his trademark dream pop.

The Colombian trio bring the psychedelic funk.

The Finnish duo unleash an ear-melting assault of blistering industrial noise, just the way I like it.

Cesar Alexandre’s (RIP) Mount Hibiki project was characterized by expertly crafted drone-work.

Some of Seefeel’s most skeletal and stripped down music to date, and still as beguiling as anything in their catalog.

The Milanese quartet blisses out to some classic shoegaze riffs on their debut album.

The first single from Starflyer 59’s upcoming album is a delightfully distortion-filled throwback.

Michael Cottone delivers one of his finest albums to date, a subdued masterpiece of ambient/acoustic soundscapes.

The Detroit-based dream pop duo tease their strongest work to date.

It’s time for a little slice of CD nostalgia.

It really is a treat to hold an actual zine in your hands and flip through its pages like it’s 1993 all over again.

The ambient trio’s lush new single is especially atmospheric, even by their standards.

A five-song preview EP of the band’s new album is all that’s available on digital platforms (for now).

The list of performers is a veritable “who’s who” of indie/alternative Christian music.

Jenna Fournier’s wispy voice is the real draw on her dreamy new single.

Daygraves expands his blackgaze sound with a battery of intriguing sounds and styles.

The first SoulWhirlingSomewhere release in over 20 years is a stripped down acoustic performance from 1996.