“Music” Archives

Convalescing in Braille might be the most unassuming album I’ve listened to in quite some time.

Carss’ compositions are quite evocative and even occasionally intimate.

Dreamy, washed out bliss-pop full of swirling, sighing vocals and ambient guitar textures.

Worth checking out if you’re at all interested in the history of the Christian indie/alternative music scene.

There’s a sense of slow burn here, a sense of movement towards a deeper, darker realm of sound that is only apparent in hindsight.

“All Delighted People” contains some of the most ambitious music Sufjan has recorded to date, but it’s still just as heartfelt and poignant as ever.

The new album is partially inspired by the artwork of Royal Robertson, a schizophrenic sign-maker and self-proclaimed prophet.

The trio perform “instrumental rock” in the truest sense of the word: without vocals and fully intent on melting your face.