“Music” Archives

If the thought of a band likely decked out in leather, chains, spikes and/or corpse paint ripping through the theme to My Neighbor Totoro fills you with delight, then this is the album for you.

A wedge of indie artists come together to cover Sufjan’s classic folk/worship album, with all proceeds going to a cancer charity.

A lovely blend of warm, earthy folk and left-field experimental music.

Pearson’s songs pull no punches as he chronicles all of the ugly, nasty, and shitty things that bring about a relationship’s end.

This is good, honest, soul-stirring music of the finest kind, music that never feels the need to announce itself or overstate its worth.

Proof that quieter and subtler can prove more impactful and haunting than any barrage of monstrous or terrifying sounds.

Cadiz’s self-released debut conjures up June Carter Cash and Patsy Cline as much as Joanna Newsom.