The 21 Best Album Re-Issues of 2017
In 2017, the music world saw amazing reissues from all over the genre map, spanning rock titans to indie upstarts and jazz to soul.
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In 2017, the music world saw amazing reissues from all over the genre map, spanning rock titans to indie upstarts and jazz to soul.
In 2017, the music world saw amazing reissues from all over the genre map, spanning rock titans to indie upstarts and jazz to soul.
Honest and earnest hospitality, with no false face or bogus promises, is perhaps the most authentic type of performance art when it comes to matters of dining and drinking.
Ambient composer Eluvium's Shuffle Drones reimagines a common feature in any modern music player.
Marvel's First Family have had it rough, but Chip Zdarsky and Jim Cheung give them an overdue ray of hope.
Ex-Dappled Grays/John Driskell Hopkins Band member Leah Calvert works in mysterious ways on single from upcoming solo debut.
London-based synthpop duo Monarchy premiere their first single under a new label and prove they may finally navigate their way into the mainstream.
Smile is about identity and the thin line between reality and a fate inherited by those who suffer in silence. It's also about setting a mood, and Doyle is masterful at that.
"We sometimes project our problems onto sports," Louisa Thomas notes. "But sports can also be ... where we start to work them out."
"I've always been drawn to stories about people that got into a circumstance, but had good intentions when they started," says Rennier.
Five early, groundbreaking LPs by the legendary Thelonious Monk have been assembled as part of a sumptuous new box set.
Having acquired an abundance of experience and wisdom through their 30-year existence, post-hardcore legends Converge return with their ninth album in The Dusk in Us, crafting a record that balances between youthful angst and calmed maturity.
Musician Dar Williams lets it all hang out with piercing opinions and shrewd take-aways.
The rising Arizona emo group capture the picturesque beauty of their state's natural landscapes as a story of love-struck fantasy unfolds.
Margaret Glaspy's drummer is also a composer of captivating, harrowing, and gorgeous bodies of work. This much is on full display throughout the music video for "Mutations I".
The Ontario outlet makes a car wash compelling in their effervescent new music video.
The personal is political, the local is global, and privacy is passé. Our musical experimenters are mere soldiers, fighting the good fight in the name of a brighter and weirder tomorrow.
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