The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
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The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
The Tool and Puscifer frontman opens Queen B Sushi in Old Town Cottonwood, Arizona on September 4th, extending a culinary and wine presence that has quietly reshaped the Verde Valley.
The Manchester quartet reflect on their Later… with Jools Holland debut and the tight, unvarnished approach carried into their first full-length.
The hardcore band returns with a short release honoring Bohan Daniel Lueders, known as Bo Lueders.
Glenn Donaldson returns to the material behind Acknowledge Kindness with a companion EP, opening with the original slow version of “Heaven of Love.”
The Manchester/Berlin duo preview their forthcoming album Quiet Storm with a hushed, collaborative piece that leans into modern classical textures.
The DJ-focused store updates its content guidelines after user research shows strong preference for human-made electronic music.
The drummer describes a period when creative work was blocked not by choice but by legal constraint.
The Dublin band follows the platinum-certified Romance with a harder, more corrupted-sounding record produced by James Ford.
The Iranian sound artist’s new four-part electroacoustic work preserves the discipline of earlier metaphysical albums but turns its focus to crimes against humanity.
