Bassoonist Rebekah Heller Builds a Choir on Righteous Rage
The former International Contemporary Ensemble member commissions new solo work and rearranges cello classics for massed bassoon on her latest release.
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Theo Vermeer
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Ibukun Sunday’s Devotional Ambient Takes Shape on ‘Olùsìn [Worshippers]’
The Lagos-born, North London-based composer refines his Afro ambient language on a record that treats faith as vibration and praise as breath.
Jay Chandrasekhar on “Super Troopers 3,” the Case for Theatrical Comedy, and “Brown Supremacist”
The Broken Lizard co-founder discusses shielding the franchise from politics, the electricity of laughing with strangers, and his first full solo standup special.
Eau the Music Details Debut Album ‘Light in the Dark’, Shares ‘In This Silence’
Montréal’s Eau the Music announces her self-produced debut album, introducing the gauzy, instinct-driven single ‘In This Silence’ — a meditation on the in-between.
Field Records Opens Monolake Reissue Series With ‘Interstate’
The 1999 album, the last to feature Gerhard Behles before his full turn toward founding Ableton, arrives on vinyl for the first time as a document of a shifting electronic landscape.
Koe Wetzel and Ella Langley Reunite on New Duet ‘Jaded’
The Texas songwriter pairs again with Langley for a mid-tempo lament about emotional distance and shared disillusionment.
Neil Peart Documentary ‘No One’s Disciple’ to Feature Drummers Danny Carey, Chad Smith, Stewart Copeland
The late Rush drummer’s artistry is examined in a new film arriving September 23, with appearances by bandmates Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson and an all-star lineup of drummers reinterpreting his work.
The Avalanches Announce New Album No Bad Memories
The Australian group returns with an album built from the fragments of advertising and nostalgia, featuring Portraits Of Tracy on the new single.
Tomahawk and Melvins Converge in Brooklyn
The experimental rock supergroup and sludge pioneers brought their distinct brands of heaviness to New York in a rare shared bill.
Charlie Puth Saves His Arrangements for Tiny Desk
The pop singer brought jazz chords and gospel changes to his biggest hits at NPR’s Tiny Desk, revealing the songs as he first imagined them.