Liz Reed Finds the Heart Behind ‘The Human Side’
Artist Liz Reed is best known for her thoughtful acoustic songs, which emerge through a kaleidoscopic lens of folk-pop. She has six self-released albums and counting, enrapturing listeners...
Kodaclips Return With ‘Pirouette’ As They Look Beyond ‘Gone Is The Day’
Kodaclips started in the usual romantic way, which is to say nobody really planned it. Lorenzo had a song he wanted to try, a few musicians met in...
Young Lovers Share ‘Mourning Routine’ From ‘The Circle’s End’
Los Angeles post-rock/shoegaze band Young Lovers have shared 'Mourning Routine,' the latest single from their upcoming album 'The Circle’s End,' out June 26 via Anxiety Blanket Records. The...
Eddie Prévost On AMM, Free Improvisation And Why No Sound Is Innocent
Edwin “Eddie” Prévost stands as one of the defining figures in postwar experimental music: a percussionist, theorist, publisher and founding member of AMM, whose work has persistently asked...
Mixol Shares New Single ‘bibiboobiboo’ From Debut EP ‘The Fool’
Beijing-born art-pop artist Mixol has shared 'bibiboobiboo,' the latest single from her debut EP 'The Fool,' out June 24. The 24-year-old singer-songwriter builds a strange, bright world around...
Fuses Preview ‘Sawdust in the Transmission’ With New Single ‘Aniline’
Fuses return on 19 May with 'Aniline,' the latest single from their debut album 'Sawdust in the Transmission,' out 26 June through Having Fun, a subsidiary of We...
Pretty Preview Forthcoming Album With New Single ‘Great Work’
Toronto psych band Pretty return on 15 May with 'Great Work,' the second single from their forthcoming album. The song marks a shift for the band. It's inspired...
Tee Pee Records Brings The Heavy Underground Back To Brooklyn With Cosmic Sonic Rendezvous
Tee Pee Records started in New York City in 1993 and somehow still feels like the kind of label you would find by accident in the back room...
Steve Tilston Interview: Folk, Freedom and the Final Call
A Liverpool-born guitarist and songwriter who emerged from the late ’60s folk circuit, Steve Tilston announced himself with 'An Acoustic Confusion' in 1971, followed by 'Collection' in 1972,...
Chevreuil’s ‘Stadium’: Two People, Four Amplifiers and a Strange Force
Chevreuil sounds larger than the simple facts of the band. Two people, guitar and drums, a strict arrangement of amplifiers, a room. From that small set of elements...