Danny L Harle: Cerulean February 13 On his first album in five years, Danny L Harle continues to plunder pure aural ecstasies of dancefloors past and drag them kicking and screaming into the 2020s. In a collider of trance, progressive techno, and various rave tendrils, the British producer draws guests including Caroline Polachek, PinkPantheress, Oklou,Read More
Seasonal depression hitting hard? Let live music be your salve. This year’s offerings include your requisite anniversary treks (Cat Power for The Greatest’s 20th; Belle and Sebastian’s twin 30th celebration for If You’re Feeling Sinister and Tigermilk); a pop star’s last hurrah—at least “for a long, long, long, long time (Ariana Grande); and an indieRead More
As the blossoms of spring make way for summer’s full bloom, it is time to put on some shorts and see where all of that growth and renewal got us. Maybe, like Pulp and Lil Wayne, you are overdue a comeback, preparing a grand return after too long riding past glories. Or perhaps you areRead More
–Jazz Monroe These New Puritans: Crooked Wing May 23 The sibling duo of Jack and George Barnett has kept a relatively low profile since leaving its imprint on experimental rock with two of the great British albums of the 2010s, Hidden and Field of Reeds. The Barnetts’ fourth album as These New Puritans, 2019’s InsideRead More
As anyone still wearing their Cowboy Carter or Brat hat knows, the ultimate goal of pop music is to define an entire year. For some artists, that means getting started early—and so it is that, at the dawn of 2025, we can inspect the last few months’ sprinklings of clues, teasers, and (frankly) press releasesRead More
–Eric Torres Laura Marling: Patterns in Repeat October 25 Laura Marling’s new album, Patterns in Repeat, is essentially in conversation with her 2020 full-length, Song for Our Daughter. While the latter was written figuratively to a future fictional daughter, the former was composed after the birth of her real daughter last year. Written, recorded, andRead More
–Jazz Monroe Lucky Daye: Algorithm June 28 Lucky Daye won Best Progressive R&B Album at the Grammy Awards, in 2022, for the Table for Two EP. The New Orleans artist’s new album, Algorithm, is his first full-length since that victory, and it includes the singles “That’s You,” “Hericane,” and “Soft.” The pre-release tracks showcase Daye’sRead More
Primavera Sound has rallied a typically mammoth lineup for this year’s Barcelona edition, including SZA, Mitski, Charli XCX, and PJ Harvey on the Sunday alone (though sadly not FKA twigs, who has dropped out). The rest of the bill is just as formidable: Pulp, Vampire Weekend, and Justice headline the Friday; Lana Del Rey, theRead More
New year. New you. New resolutions, hopes, and dreams. And albums—oh, so many albums. Here they come by the dozen, with new melodies to hum or to murder at karaoke; new songs to cherish; albums to debate; careers to be broken open. Venture below to appraise the 2024 crop, from the long-awaited returns—Brittany Howard andRead More
Summer is over but new-release season is in full bloom: The fall 2023 calendar is a bumper edition, with the likes of Mitski, Sufjan Stevens, and Animal Collective promising autumnal joy and post-summer sadness in equal measure. Some seven decades in, the sun is still shining on the Rolling Stones—back with their first album ofRead More
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