The actor-musician talks his live-band EP, the comedown from Broadway’s Swept Away, and a small role in Mike Flanagan’s Exorcist reimagining.
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The actor-musician talks his live-band EP, the comedown from Broadway’s Swept Away, and a small role in Mike Flanagan’s Exorcist reimagining.
The woman who helped run ABBA’s global operation and later safeguarded their catalogue has died, the band confirmed.
The 53-year-old cleric behind the drone metal album *Paradise Metal* will share a bill with Kim Gordon, Bicep, and Smerz this September.
Eric D. Johnson returns with the full-band Fruit Bats album, turning mundane details into quietly profound pop on Merge Records.
Norwegian producer Fredrik Kristiansen, as The Quiet North, turns years of digital overstimulation into a 13-track debut that treats silence as structure. Stillness Is A Sound is out now. Restrained, atmospheric and quietly assured.
Norwegian producer Fredrik Kristiansen stepped away from the relentless hum of tech and design to create The Quiet North. In under a year the project has grown from private outlet to international cinematic indie-folk voice.
After decades in visual art and years of dream-received piano music, Karen Salicath Jamali distills the central revelation of her near-death experience into her second vocal single. ROMBO speaks with her about the long journey to this simple, direct song.
The new single reduces its means to voice, acoustic guitar and the lightest of pulses. What remains is a clear report on the one thing that survived when almost everything else was removed.
The Philadelphia underground mainstays add another effortlessly textured demo to a year of steady, unhurried releases.
The Bird and the Bee singer gathers decades-old songs from a forgotten theater piece, reimagining them with jazz arrangements and bringing them to the stage for the first time.
