Sen Morimoto Shares “Chewing Gum” with Kaina Castillo
The Chicago musician’s new single from “Time Is On Your Side” pairs competing time signatures with a homemade stop-motion video starring a singing wad of gum.
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The Chicago musician’s new single from “Time Is On Your Side” pairs competing time signatures with a homemade stop-motion video starring a singing wad of gum.
The electroclash artist discusses her first album in roughly a decade, how an anniversary tour connected generations of fans, and why aging deserves to be loud and sexual.
The Devon folk duo drew from regional tradition and previewed their forthcoming album in a set built on close harmonies and understated precision.
The industrial metal band revived a rarely played track at its September 15 show, bringing former bassist Paul Barker onstage for the performance.
The four-track release, out November 13 via Nettwerk, turns from grief toward acceptance.
The singer will bring her seasonal production to Birmingham, London, and Manchester in late November and early December.
A sold-out Rod Laver Arena gathered more than 120 artists, including Celine Dion, Chris Martin, and Keith Urban, to honor the Australian singer.
The saxophonist built a portable organ from salvaged church pipes in Northern Denmark, then shaped its breath into a psalm cycle with two vocalists.
Swansea indie-pop group The Sweetest Ache will release Reframed on 9 November, pairing acoustic reinterpretations of their Sarah Records material with two new songs.
Darren Cunningham arrives at his latest album after eighteen years of refining a fractured, static-laced electronic language — this time with CASISDEAD and Rainy Miller in the frame.