The Stockholm composer’s debut for Young is short, baroque, and bodily. Ten pieces, barely twenty-three minutes, and a rare colour pressed out of pressure.
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The Stockholm composer’s debut for Young is short, baroque, and bodily. Ten pieces, barely twenty-three minutes, and a rare colour pressed out of pressure.
The southern Italian studio project turn a plague-era burial measure into a portrait of love as internment, and the single holds that pressure without asking for a stage.
From a Clovers cover that travelled to You’ll Talk About It!, Lyons Lane built a live band out of charm, brass and timing.
On You’ll Talk About It!, Lyons Lane builds a six-song argument between swagger and the wish to disappear.
Recovery is SUNDRAWN’s first statement as a band who thought they might never play again. Four tracks. Quiet that thickens. Then the weather arrives.
On her latest single, the Orange County songwriter treats “best friend” as a word that has been spent too many times, then takes it back.
The new book gathers 18 essays spanning 1999 to 2026, making Cascone’s long-running argument about imagination over gear available in one place.
Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi have assembled a lineup including Jorja Smith, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Yebba for an anniversary performance of the album in full.
The singer details the stroke that pushed back his fifth album by nearly a year, and returns with a self-produced record shaped by live jams and single takes.
Peter Tägtgren’s industrial project Pain has released behind-the-scenes footage for “I Don’t Give A Fukk,” where Peter Stormare plays a record label boss and the band mocks focus-grouped pop.
