“Music” Archives

Robert Rich’s latest album is a response to listeners’ requests for music that can help them during these uncertain times.

The duo’s latest collection of nostalgia-soaked songs contains some of their most abstract and affecting music to date.

All of the usual elements in The Midnight’s ’80s-tastic sound are there in full measure, and thankfully so.

The city pop classic gets a synthwave makeover.

Enter a musical world where Slayer, Katrina and the Waves, the Jackson 5, Van Halen, and countless others were destined to be together.

The new single returns to the “classic” Khruangbin sound with slick guitar licks and silky-smooth rhythms.

Endless Melancholy’s latest is the musical equivalent of thumbing through old keepsakes and faded photos.

The Scottish noise rockers release a bracing live album in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of synthwave’s finest concludes his Blade Runner-inspired series of EPs with a tribute to Rutger Hauer.

The new song was recorded in response to the pandemic and is a Bandcamp exclusive.

The Japanese composer’s calm, meditative piano arrangements are a tonic for these anxious times.

The six new songs explore Aphex Twin’s more pensive, melancholy side.

The band’s latest single enhances their elegant ’80s-influenced songwriting with new age ambience.

The Danish trio’s latest album is a perfectly bleak blend of razor-sharp post-punk and chilly synth-pop.

The band’s soaring, inspirational post-rock should appeal to fans of Hammock, Tristeza, and The Album Leaf.

The post-rock outfit’s newest single recalls the fuzz-laden shoegaze of early Swervedriver.

The enigmatic band releases their first pop single in preparation for their upcoming album.

After discovering some backups on a floppy disk, Circle of Dust is re-releasing their debut album for its 25th anniversary.

There’s a hint of darkness beneath the dreaminess that makes Chasms’ music all the more captivating.

The band’s shimmering, jangly guitar pop gets the John Hughes treatment.