The saxophonist, who died at 95, built a catalogue that reshaped jazz improvisation not through grand statements, but through relentless, in-the-moment invention.
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The saxophonist, who died at 95, built a catalogue that reshaped jazz improvisation not through grand statements, but through relentless, in-the-moment invention.
The cellist and composer returns with a record built from the friction between acoustic cello and electronic processing, featuring contributions from Basile3 and Matt Elliott.
The Melbourne songwriter joins a roster known for careful curation. His 2023 album gets a wider push alongside a run of UK shows.
The trio’s ninth record draws on research into irradiated birdlife near South Carolina’s Atomic City, fusing Appalachian strings with drone, field recordings, and the region’s poisoned beauty.
The plugin replicates the 1982 Memorymoog with its tuning quirks and raw overdrive intact, adding expanded polyphony and a modern modulation system.
The Song Exploder host ended a long creative silence with In the Last Hour of Light, stepping back into the artist role that his podcast so often dissects in others.
Linda Perry says she lost six months of work after Green Day’s frontman stopped returning her calls, blaming fan backlash and Courtney Love for the collapse of a planned collaboration on what became 21st Century Breakdown.
The Melbourne band ended a six-year silence with a self-released album that sharpens their oblique brand of rock ‘n’ roll.
The reissue arrives August 14 via Pure Noise Records, with an acoustic version of “Lead Feet” out today.
After a No. 1 single and a debut album, the Nashville trio’s frontman is already focused on doing better.
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