Eight years after The Sciences, Sleep reconvenes with a revised lineup — minus founding guitarist Matt Pike — and a new album for Third Man Records. The single “The Morrisist” offers the first full glimpse of the reworked band.
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Eight years after The Sciences, Sleep reconvenes with a revised lineup — minus founding guitarist Matt Pike — and a new album for Third Man Records. The single “The Morrisist” offers the first full glimpse of the reworked band.
The London singer-songwriter, who emerged during the pandemic with viral covers before releasing two EPs, treats domestic space as her primary listening lab. Her latest track turns inward.
The four-track release connects a decade-old leaked demo to an upcoming 20th-anniversary reissue — with a verse from JAŸ-Z and a sample of Notorious B.I.G.’s ‘Big Poppa.’
After more than 15 years, The Durutti Column return with an album that extends their solitary path through atmosphere and texture, refusing easy categorization.
Two years after The Passage of Time, the project folds Greek myth into its layered blend of ambient, electronica, and post-rock.
A rehearsal video shows the Motown veteran halting the vocalists mid-song. Reeves later attributed the widely shared performance to wet conditions and missing stage monitors.
Japanese extreme metal veterans Sigh played a Portland, OR show just before revealing details of their next record. Alison Webster’s photos capture the band in characteristic motion.
As the AMC series reimagines Anne Rice’s vampires with a more explicit queer charge, Neil Jordan’s 1994 film receives an Ultra HD edition loaded with archival extras.
The Polish trio behind the fictional figure use rhythm, memory and fractured biography to craft an album that resists easy resolution.
Franck Zaragoza strips away rhythm to reach a deeper stillness on Greener Grass, Clearer Water.
