In the first moments of Maiya Blaney’s new album A Room With a Door That Closes, a shivering, sped-up vocal sample threatens to fold in on itself entirely. “You’re my world/And I’m living for you,” it confesses in an unsettling tone, like a demented radio transmission from some distant past. Then the New York-based singer-songwriterRead More
Blane Muise, known as Shygirl, has been South London’s gift to warehouse raves, couture catwalks, and likely some BDSM dungeons for the past seven years. Last fall, she lit up Charli XCX and Troye Sivan’s Sweat Tour after unleashing her sleek, six-track EP Club Shy in February. Its high-energy dance songs hit with the potencyRead More
Over the past few years, Oakland-based experimental electronic folk artist Kathryn Mohr has become something of a master in harnessing feelings of intense discomfort, infusing her grim synthesizer compositions with a lingering, impressionistic gloom. If 2022’s Holly EP was wispy, heavily influenced by the gauzy melancholy of its producer, Mohr’s Flenser labelmate Midwife, then herRead More
Getting onto the dancefloor of Liquidroom was always a mission. You first needed to venture to Kabukicho, the seedy edge of Shinjuku whose claustrophobic alleys and clutter of neon signage are what many think of when they picture Tokyo nightlife. From there, you’d line up around the block, trek a seven-floor staircase, pass security, elbowRead More
What is there to mine, as a songwriter, when you’ve gotten everything you ever wanted? That’s been a central occupation of Mackenzie Scott, who performs as Torres, since her 2020 album Silver Tongue. The struggle to settle into settling down comes to the forefront on her latest record, What an Enormous Room. She approaches self-reflectionRead More
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