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While it may sound like an entire Balkan orchestra playing modern songs as mournful ballads and upbeat marches, Beirut’s first album,...
Blonde Redhead comprise Kazu Makino and twin brothers Simone and Amadeo Pace. They're that rarest of things: a band whose voice has grown...
It's a celebration, all right. A visceral, full-throated, kinetic celebration of the power of music to take you out of yourself and...
Emma Pollock was a founder member of The Delgados, one of the most interesting and influential bands to emerge from the mid-90s Glasgow...
Solo Work Johann Johannsson is an Icelandic composer. His stately, slow-building and hauntingly melodic music has been...
Running alongside (and occasionally eclipsing) the singular path taken by her beloved group Throwing Muses, Kristin Hersh's solo career...
M. Ward’s last album - Transistor Radio - was a self-conscious homage to the long lost golden age of radio, a time when DJ’s played 45s...
OK : begin. Tell us what you know. Some coffee first: a little coffee? NO coffee. BEGIN! There are a lot of things...
OK : begin. Tell us what you know. Some coffee first: a little coffee? NO coffee. BEGIN!
There are a lot of things...
The Breeders was the name of the occasional duo act Kim and Kelley Deal performed in Dayton, Ohio in the early 1980s. In 1989, while a...
This is the new church music. Though not religious – at least, not in any conventional sense -- The Late Cord’s debut EP,...
This is the new church music.
Though not religious – at least, not in any conventional sense -- The Late Cord’s debut EP,...
John Darnielle is one of the most imaginative lyricists of his generation. Since he sat cross-legged with an acoustic guitar in front of...
TV On The Radio are one of those rare bands who command total attention straight away. They don’t look or sound like anybody else -...
Wolf & Cub hail from a very distant place - Adelaide, Australia to be precise. Yet word about their adrenalised take on darkly...
