The Chicago doomgaze quartet talks about the deliberate shifts, revisions, and atmospheric pressures that shaped their sixth album ahead of its Sargent House release.
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The Chicago doomgaze quartet talks about the deliberate shifts, revisions, and atmospheric pressures that shaped their sixth album ahead of its Sargent House release.
A decade after a vocal cord injury nearly ended his career, the Afrobeats pioneer returns with an album that refuses to chase trends.
The Waxahatchee singer gave birth shortly after Morby returned from a European tour. The couple’s new arrival means Morby will miss this weekend’s Eaux Claires festival.
The Atlanta band’s latest visual breaks from metal convention, matching the track’s critique of power structures with imagery designed to unsettle comfortable interpretations.
The Dutch producer brings a sharp, percussive edge to the label home to Nikki Nair and the 1975 drummer’s growing electronic roster.
The Edinburgh duo-turned-quintet set their first EP for September, with Kasper Sandstrøm producing and a UK tour to follow.
A year after the metal icon’s passing, his widow recalls his words in Birmingham on the city’s first Ozzy Day.
The London singer-songwriter’s raw rendition of the George Michael classic, which circulated widely after his Wembley performance, now gets a formal release.
The Swedish producer’s first full-length lands September 25 via Young, anchored by a process of bodily re-rooting.
The track, “If You Take Away The Music, Then What Has She Got?,” arrives via a private Instagram account, concluding a series of pre-album B-sides. A deluxe vinyl box set is also now available.
