Savant put out an adorable new video to one of their songs called “Wildstyle”, but the video itself is titled...
Sounding something like "Moaning Lisa Smile" by way of Siouxsie and the Banshees, "Bloom Baby Bloom" delivers ferocity and reflection in equal measure.
While the original "Love Insurrection" was in and of itself a trippy, funky feather in Primal Scream's cap, Black Science Orchestra's take is a welcome, nostalgic trip back to the sounds that brought both artists to the fore. More than that, it's also proof that regardless of disparities in time or genre, there's something irresistible at the core of Primal Scream's sound that is immediately and distinctly theirs from iteration to iteration.
While one hopes in light of it's rediscovery that somewhere, somehow there might still be more great music waiting to be found, buried in the annals of time. That said, should this indeed be the last word of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to time immemorial, then its a fitting, if quiet, one - no great Requiem Mass or seminal Opera Buffa, just one last little treat from one of the most effortlessly luminous musical imaginations in recorded history.
Los Angeles based band The Marias bring you a beautiful lofi-chill track “Calling You Back” that’s just dripping with elements...
Trip hop artist Chairman Maf brings us the latest track of the week from Rumor Control and it is the...
Robert Ellis Orrall,“Where Do We Go From Here”Fixation RecordsRelease Date: March 27, 2026 There is a specific kind of songwriter...
"El Gato", and Copenhagen 1958 as a whole, not only serve as a time capsule for Ellington's unparalleled artistry and his orchestra's matchless stagecraft, but also as a reminder of the Duke's enduring legacy.
Taken on its own merits, Pop was a daring synthesis of mainstream proclivities, techno affectations, and '90s rock sludge, built upon a foundation that remained distinctly U2.
"Emergence," like its creators, is difficult to sum up in simple terms.
Propelled forward by a steady, demure drum groove and rounded out by silky-smooth bass licks and vibrant keys, the various elements of "Set Your Spirit Free" weave a light-as-air, jazz-style tapestry in which every individual thread feels like lead line unto itself, while remaining inherently laced to the others in service of the greater whole.
Receiving particular acclaim following the release of 2021's album Ignorance, The Weather Station has spent the intervening years refining a particular blend of indie, folk, and jazz, through to their newly released record Humanhood. "Mirror," the album's third track and most recent single, epitomizes that style, just as its accompanying video realizes it into a wider spectrum of the senses.