Emily A. Sprague’s Cyano isn’t just an album — it’s an entire world. Sprague, perhaps best known for her folk project, Florist, expands her sonic world through modular synthesizers and hazy ...
Welcome to FUZZY MEADOWS, where we recap the past week (or in this case, month) in music. We're sharing our favorite releases of the month in the form of albums, singles, and music videos along with ...
Protomartyr are back with their seventh studio album Hotel Usona, further expanding the sound they've developed over the years, rooted in their Detroit post-punk background. The album is based on ...
Welcome to FUZZY MEADOWS, our recap of this week's new music. We're sharing our favorite releases of the week in the form of albums, singles, and music videos along with the "Extended Listening" ...
Aly Eleanor: How do your formative experiences with music ripple into the present, as listeners, musicians, and people who think deeply about it. Juliette Davis: My dad was a musician and both my ...
Welcome to Various Artists! This is a new quarterly column highlighting compilations, the people who make them, and the causes they champion. For the inaugural issue, I’m covering six different albums ...
It’s been a busy last couple of years for singer-songwriter-cellist Nina Winder-Lind. The Sweden-born, Brighton-based musician released a critically acclaimed album with The New Eves, her post-punk ...
Our team of writers and contributors have diverse tastes. It would appear there wasn’t much in terms of true consensus among us (beyond the number one pick) and little overlap when it came to our year ...
GILIANN KARON: Each song on your album, Into the Burning Blue, is assigned a different shade. Does color theory typically guide your songwriting? DAVE BENTON: No, but I was working with my friend ...
Imagine that every night when your head hits the pillow, you could dream anything you wanted. Sounds great, right? Maybe not. The British philosopher Alan Watts believed that most of us would grow ...
Tropical Fuck Storm Discuss Live Albums, Their Writing Process, and Tour Stories | Feature Interview
Melbourne, Australia's Tropical Fuck Storm are back touring the U.S. to promote their new live album Inflatable Graveyard. I sat down with the band the day they arrived in Chicago for the first show ...
If you've ever seen A Place to Bury Strangers live, you probably know what I'm about to talk about. If you haven't, here's my attempt to convince you to go see them, even before you listen to this ...
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