The drummer reflects on the spontaneous, powerful sessions with Ronnie James Dio that forged albums meant to last a lifetime.
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The drummer reflects on the spontaneous, powerful sessions with Ronnie James Dio that forged albums meant to last a lifetime.
In 1983, the BBC’s legendary sound unit planned a modern musical adaptation of Dante’s Inferno designed to leave the listener utterly alone.
Joni Samuels moves from the scuzzy duo Fräulein to a solo project built on quieter, more introspective confrontation.
After years of co-writing for others, the artist known as Whispertown steps forward with a solo record that claims her own voice.
The Australian trio built a dense, atmospheric sound through daily writing rituals and a patient, isolated process.
The New York duo approaches dance music as a functional, joyful system, building their debut album from the reliable parts of Y2K-era club hits.
The virtuoso guitarist turns inward, mapping a new emotional terrain on a startlingly direct album.
The composer behind ‘Squid Game’ builds scores from calculated imperfections, turning familiar sounds into vessels of profound tension.
Before they defined a genre’s dreamier side, Morcheeba were sleeping under a mixing desk, fighting for creative control, and losing their dole money to post-gig car thieves.
The Fucked Up frontman is quietly developing a slate of film and television projects, translating punk’s disruptive energy into a new medium.
