The Los Angeles songwriter returns with a minimal, breathily incantatory single and news of her forthcoming Domino release.
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The Los Angeles songwriter returns with a minimal, breathily incantatory single and news of her forthcoming Domino release.
Friends and former collaborators have not heard from the cult folk singer in eight months, and have filed a missing persons report.
The Bright Eyes frontman explains why today’s political absurdity resists the kind of polemical songwriting he practiced during the Bush years.
The 25-year-old songwriter, who built an audience on TikTok, sharpens her live instincts and turns inward on her second album, *Concave*.
The Neurosis guitarist and vocalist will perform a series of intimate solo shows this spring, tracing a path from the Pacific Northwest to the Rockies.
With a dozen guest musicians and a richer instrumental palette, Amelia Baker’s fifth Cinder Well album brings depth to her stark, harrowing ballads without losing their intimate core.
The Fife artist’s April performance at the London venue becomes a live album and 16mm film, announced with a cover of Nirvana’s “All Apologies.”
The Patti Smith Group guitarist and *Nuggets* curator steps out with a record that folds country, garage rock, and psychedelic energy into a single, personal statement.
On her ninth album, Beth Orton settles into a spacious, grief-tinged sound with contributions from Tom Skinner and Adrian Utley.
Timed to the 250th anniversary of American independence, the release pairs sharp covers with a clear political intent — including a studio collaboration with Joan Baez.
