The young songwriter from Leamington Spa and Shanghai turns a private mental landscape into something architectural. My Morbid Reverie is out now as her most focused statement yet.
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The young songwriter from Leamington Spa and Shanghai turns a private mental landscape into something architectural. My Morbid Reverie is out now as her most focused statement yet.
René Kladzyk returns with a decade-spanning single ahead of her self-released album, due October 2.
Live on the Moon continues Ron and Russell Mael’s long refusal to separate the music from the universe built around it.
After last year’s self-leaked, phone-recorded LP, the songwriter returns with a Congleton-produced set and a single about awkwardness and failed cool.
The Let’s Eat Grandma co-vocalist channels 80s guitar pop on a solo debut built from ideas that didn’t fit the duo.
The London five-piece, longtime regulars at the celebrated venue, release ‘Are we friends yet?’ on Young, wrapping violin, guitar and drums around songs built for motion.
A long-simmering creative exchange between the Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and Norwegian singer Aurora pushes into new territory as the duo drops their first track.
Cornelius returns with his first music in years, a take on Yosui Inoue’s 1989 “Yumenemi,” while Robyn hands “Blow My Mind” to Argentine experimenters CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso.
The vocalist and composer builds intricate studio worlds where the human voice is both source and architecture.
The latest single from their upcoming album finds Dua Saleh crafting a pressurized love song within a minimalist electronic frame.
