“Music” Archives

The edition marks the classic album’s 30th anniversary, and will feature deluxe packaging and new material.

A fascinating new wave curio from an era of Christian music that far too few know anything about.

The dream pop duo becomes a foursome, but the music is as lush as ever.

The new solo project from Writ on Water’s frontman is an abundance of darkly atmospheric dream pop and post-punk.

The italo disco producer returns with a new single of impeccably sleek, stylish electronic music.

An absolutely gorgeous slice of indie pop filled with jangly guitars and bouncy melodies a-plenty.

The first Cure release I ever bought, it also contains some of the band’s most haunting material

Another haunting ambient piece from the Russian composer.

Unsettling electronic music that explores the unrealized utopianism of post-WW2 British architecture and urban planning.

A delightfully breezy slice of indie-pop perfect for these late spring days.

A promising single from some up-and-coming shoegazers.

Johnathon Ford and Co. return with another slice of solid, un-pretentious post-rock.

The quintet return with yet another album of raucous, bracing, and poignant indie-rock.

Inspired by classic/retro RPGs, Simon Heath’s dungeon synth is no less evocative than his work in Atrium Carceri and Sabled Sun.

The Scottish group’s music has received widespread acclaim for lush arrangements, soulful vocals, and heartfelt lyrics

Pye Corner Audio’s vintage synth arrangements make for a very haunting and beguiling experience.

The latest from the Swedish quintet is filled with dreamily melancholy indie rock.

The apple doesn’t fall too far from the musical tree in this single from Charles Martin, son of Starflyer 59’s Jason Martin.

Two icons in the ambient genre pay tribute to Andrei Tarkovsky’s philosophical 1979 sci-fi film.

Featuring The Cure, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, and Lycia — to name just a few — this looks to be another definitive Cherry Red compilation.