“Music” Archives

The Swedish indie/alternative icons are releasing a new album this fall.

The classic 1969 hit was actually written to condemn those who, like Trump, use their privilege to escape military service.

The Japanese ambient composer died in 2015, leaving behind a rich legacy of ambient and electronic music.

The Swedish composer returns with more lush, cinematic arrangements.

A masterclass in ambient drone from the Japanese composer and producer.

The Bristol dream pop quintet’s latest is their best song yet, and given their catalog to date, that’s really saying something.

Solemn neoclassical arrangements and sacral soundscapes that are a must-hear for Dead Can Dance fans.

A subdued ambient pop single from the husband/wife duo of Anita and Ben Tatlow.

Watch the video for the first single from the dance-pop trio’s final album, due out this September.

This collection of the enigmatic outfit’s earlier, more experimental material is raw and otherworldly.

Aarktica’s debut album is getting the 25th anniversary treatment from Projekt Records.

This recent live set is a perfect showcase for the Polish band’s dreamy, melancholy sound.

The drum n’ bass producer exchanges his usual breakbeats for darker ambient techno stylings.

The band’s sixth album in seven years is a collection of lean, mean instrumental post-rock.

Arguably the band’s most ambitious and sprawling album to date.

The Norwegian duo’s latest is an improvisational album celebrating the 15th anniversary of Sonic Pieces.

Scott Morgan’s latest album is yet another collection of consistently beguiling soundscapes.

More proof that Slow Salvation is one of today’s premier dream pop acts.

The enigmatic musical collection gets their trip-hop on.

Moody synths and soulful vocals provide a fascinating contrast to the song’s frenetic breakbeats.