Dave Anderson on His New Album, ‘In Lieu of Flowers’
'In Lieu of Flowers,' the latest album from composer and saxophonist Dave Anderson and his New York City based quartet, is a heartfelt tribute to the people and...
Interview
On the Water on the Making of ‘Return’ and Finding Their Way Back to Shore
The release of 'Return' marks a pivotal moment for On the Water, a band whose 17-year journey has been as much about personal transformation as it has been...
Nils Petter Molvær: Reimagining ‘Khmer’ Through Live Performance
Nils Petter Molvær, the Norwegian trumpeter and innovator, presents 'Khmer Live in Bergen,' a compelling live reinterpretation of his seminal 1997 release 'Khmer'. Recorded in 2023 with a...
The Neon Judgement’s Dirk Da Davo Drops New Single ‘Running Up The Hillside’
'Running Up The Hillside' is the latest single from Dirk Da Davo, a Belgian electronic music pioneer best known as one half of the groundbreaking band The Neon...
Weekend Lovers Release Single ‘Rad Red’
Meet Weekend Lovers, a dynamic trio from Tucson, AZ. With praise from press like Impose Magazine and stage time alongside acts like Beabadoobee and Snail Mail, the band...
Cartographies of Sound: Erik Deutsch Maps New Futures on ‘This Was Then’
The album 'This Was Then' by Erik Deutsch represents a sophisticated exploration of jazz's contemporary boundaries, serving as a mature command of his craft and his persistent quest...
Gretta Seabird on Healing, Heartbreak, and Her Debut EP ‘Cycling’
Portland indie-pop dreamweaver Gretta Seabird unfurls her debut EP 'Cycling' on September 5th, a tender collection stitched from fragments of life’s brightest and darkest moments. Born from a...
JAMBINAI: The Orchestral Extension of Post-Rock
JAMBINAI occupies a unique space between tradition and the future. This post-rock band, hailing from a country with a profound musical heritage, has built a sonic language with...
Orkan on Protest, Folklore, and Finding Freedom in ‘Vakendrömmar’
The Swedish progressive rock of the 1970s, often called "progg," was a genre of two minds: pastoral beauty and radical politics. Its classic albums are considered snapshots of...
Cathedral Ceilings Interview: La La La…Whatever Meets Dromfest
Cathedral Ceilings is a three-piece with the muscle of a five-piece, they strike that rare balance between tunefulness and volume, the kind where the hooks are undeniable but...