“Music” Archives

The duo’s latest album provides even more proof of their dream pop prowess.

A gorgeous bonus track from Fine China’s most ambitious album to date, and one of my favorite albums of 2025.

All of the band’s future releases will be sold exclusively via Bandcamp.

Listen to the portentous opening track from the Norwegian duo’s upcoming album.

Another year, another Unwed Sailor album. And thank heavens for that.

The Minneapolis shoegazers’ latest single contains a bit more noise and urgency than usual.

This recent single from the London-based dream pop trio ably evokes Cocteau Twins’ sublime soundscapes.

A truly special birthday gift, and a tangible reminder of just how blessed I really am.

The group reunited after Lost in Ohio successfully reissued their 1996 self-titled debut.

By turns heavy, intense, dreamy, ethereal, and even sensual.

Listen to the first single, “Ever No Way.”

One of my favorite songs from the long-running ambient duo.

The Baltimore hardcore outfit goes Madchester.

AI companies (and their investors) sure do love imagining a world of dehumanized art.

Did you really think I’d be able to stop with just 50 songs?

Sleek, glossy synth-pop from the North Carolina-based duo.

The enigmatic Québéc-based artist evokes the same grey-tinted atmospherics heard on classic 4AD and Projekt releases.

After all these years and decades, these albums still feel fresh and inspiring, and reveal new insights even after countless listens.

The Brazilian guitarist taps into an air of saudade for this spirited song about the passage of time.

These richly detailed soundscapes comprised of fluid guitar-work and modular synths make for a very pleasant listen.