Lucy Railton’s new album Blue Veil isolates the moment when a cello’s bow makes contact with the strings and presents it as a miniature Big Bang, a crucible of tension and friction that burns fiercely on a level that’s too small to see. In a fascinating interview with German writer Stephan Kunze, the UK composerRead More
Memorable autobiographies typically commit to one of two routes: recount a real-life experience with the intrigue of a gripping plot, or keep the details vague in favor of evoking strong shared feelings instead. On their fourth album, Brooklyn alt-rock band Momma revisit a life-changing stretch of their 2022 tour in a way that’s personally catharticRead More
Kelela is releasing a new live album that she and her band recorded last year at New York’s Blue Note. The album, In the Blue Light, is out February 11 via Warp. Listen to “Better (Unplugged)” below. In the Blue Light captures live renditions of songs from Cut 4 Me, Hallucinogen, Take Me Apart, andRead More
As Blue Lake, Jason Dungan makes music that crosshatches two disparate genres: the distinctly American, experimental guitar records made by artists like Yasmin Williams and Steve Gunn; and what might be called the “new Danish scene,” populated by avant-garde songwriters including Astrid Sonne and ML Buch. But Dungan doesn’t fit neatly in either category; theRead More
Jack J likes to create a vibe only to harsh it. The Australian Canadian producer debuted in the mid-2010s with two acclaimed singles of sumptuous deep house that brought critical attention to Vancouver’s fertile electronic scene and the Mood Hut collective he cofounded. But his two full-lengths have been marked by reduced song lengths andRead More
When Sage Elsesser first started anonymously self-releasing his music, listening to him felt like pressing an ear against a bedroom door, eavesdropping on a troubled man and his muffled prayers. Considering the community he’d sprouted from—fashionable Fairfax kids, skateboards in one hand and sponsorships in the other—his affect was markedly sober, a bare-bones hush thatRead More
It’s been over a year and a half since Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket failed mid-flight, and more than two since its last crewed flight. Now, the company is go to launch six human beings into space. The company’s launch window begins at 6:30AM PT / 9:30AM ET, but will start streaming 40 minutes aheadRead More
All this is to say that shortly before he turned 40, Reed had established himself as one of the saddest burnouts of all time. In the absence of artistic and commercial success, his mercurial persona and self-destructive habits made him look less like a rock star and more like an ordinary asshole: someone who hadRead More
X giveth, and now X taketh away. The platform is eliminating the ability for Premium users to hide their blue checkmarks, according to a notification received by multiple users on Thursday. X made displaying the blue check optional last summer, and it’s unclear exactly why the platform plans to remove the feature — or when.Read More
Q spends the album shooting out sparks on the sides of the rails without ever letting the train tip over. Centerpiece “oHio” has its own three-act structure that flirts with the epic scale of prog. A grainy funk beat wafts in for the first third, as Q hints at near-death experiences before cutting to flexesRead More
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