Reviews

Emily Wells can sing folk music that sticks down deep but doesn’t feel old. She can also sing the phrase “horse’s ass” prettier than you

Remember last year when Kreayshawn came on the scene as a little white girl rapping? People flipped the fuck out. It all seemed easy to

When we talk about the second-wave psychedelic, there’s an implied tonality that rests on the ease and timbre of the dark, easily played pentatonic. With

What’s the most you can do in eighteen minutes? Think about maybe possibly doing something else in the near future, kind of? Well, Swedish trio

When discussing Julia Holter's music, the following things almost always get mentioned: classical music, intelligence, caution, grace, attention to detail, composing, Laurie Anderson, et cetera.

PC Worship's Toxic Love begins with an almost sub-dermal groaning, the scritch-scritch of a stringed instrument being bowed against its will. It lasts for 30

“No, no. The Waves. The Waves! Look at that, breaks both ways. Watch. Watch! Look! Those six-foot swells! …See how they break both ways? One

From the moment that this four-song E.P. opens with “Museum Day,” listeners will either be intrigued or terrified. It’s one thing to find out that

If there is any group of people in the world who desire to be different, unique, or even strange, it would be safe to suggest

Kill Switch is the latest installment of a split instrumental series on the Fieldwerk label, showcasing a pair of producers as opposite sides of the