Ital Tek’s ‘Mind Abandon’ Turns Away From the Screen, Back to Hands on Strings
The eighth Ital Tek album strips back the process, building its textures from guitar, voice and ukulele rather than a preset library.
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The eighth Ital Tek album strips back the process, building its textures from guitar, voice and ukulele rather than a preset library.
The second single from her June album is a vulnerable jealousy ballad that builds to a panic, with strings nodding to “Tonight, Tonight.”
The Glasgow show turned a familiar tension in her catalog into a cohesive live act, merging slick bandleading with genuine unruliness.
The Scottish singer-songwriter’s “Don’t Fall Asleep” took best song musically and lyrically, adding to a Brits critics’ choice win and a Mercury nomination for debut “In Limerence.”
The British artist returns with a satirical rock track that pairs runway imagery with end-of-the-world commentary.
The avant-garde icon's new live album with Sexmob offers no easy answers, just a sobering record of a precarious time.
A new full-length arrives right as an Earl Sweatshirt feud and broader backlash threaten to bury the conversation. The album, for what it’s worth, makes a solid case for ignoring the noise.
At Aarhus’ annual showcase, the Danish quintet turned a packed room into a choreographed argument against complacency.
The bassist’s comments arrive months after a stage accident left Neil with broken ribs and a long recovery.
The multi-city event, anchored in Birmingham, will mark the 112th anniversary of Sun Ra's birth with film screenings, talks, and a performance from the Arkestra.