“Music” Archives

The ambient country trio’s rich, drone-oriented music seems to stretch from one horizon to the other.

California’s Soft Vein uses classic ’80s sounds to plumb the depths of the human condition.

The Bristol dream pop outfit continues to refine their ephemeral sound on their latest EP.

The Belgian band tempers their heavy shoegaze sound into something more dramatic and gothy.

The enigmatic Liverpool outfit cover a classic folk traditional in their inimitable style.

Jason Martin and Co. kick out the jams on Starflyer 59’s raucous new single.

The Toronto-based coldwave duo evokes classic Cure gloom with this existential tale of dreams and nightmares.

If these songs are any indication, then the band’s highly anticipated album will likely live up to the hype.

One of my favorite Tooth & Nail releases is getting a limited edition vinyl release courtesy of Lost in Ohio and Burnt Toast Vinyl.

The Kansas City-based songwriter delivers another album of lush, layered indie-pop.

The American shoegaze legends ventured into the studio last November to record a live performance.

The Scottish band’s sixth album is their most cathartic and triumphant work yet, featuring ten songs that explore grief, loss, and mental illness.

That album will feature eighteen songs, with early clips hinting at a darker, more ominous sound.

It’s everything you could want from a Boards of Canada song, and hopefully a sign of much more to come.

The fourth Cocteau Twins album is easily the dreamiest and most ambient title in their catalog.

The former 16 Horsepower frontman continues his streak of captivating music.

The Norwegian chanteuse’s sophomore album blends shoegaze, dream pop, and trip-hop to enchanting effect.

A lovely collaboration between American and French ambient artists.

The first single from the French producer’s upcoming album is filled with wistful synth arpeggios.

The Kansas-based songwriter delivers a too-short EP that’s nonetheless filled with lush, poignant indie-pop.