The L.A.-based Sprague steps away from her indie pop trio Florist for rippling, patient, and redemptive ambient drone works for modular synthesizers.
The Montreal ambient musician’s albums all resemble each other in their broad strokes and abiding stillness. They are beautiful, terrifying, and bittersweet all at once.
The Dutch quartet undercut their perky, grunge-lite melodies with just the right amount of pop-fuzz aggression.
The California surf-garage rockers extend their recent series of EPs, and succumb to their own sense of anhedonia.
With streaming poised to infuse billions of dollars into the music business, artists are once again hoping to get their fair share.
The two musicians talk Motown, drum machines, and Marvin Gaye
Carly Rae Jepsen talks about the one song she wishes she wrote, Sinéad O'Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U” written by Prince.
Three years after he galvanized a new class of grime MCs, the UK rapper tries to meet the high bar he set for himself.
After years spent trading on a bulletproof back catalog and eccentric persona, the Jamaican titan teams up with UK dub heavyweight Adrian Sherwood for a welcome return to form.
The consistent Memphis rapper continues his workmanlike grind to the top.
The Congolese American songwriter and guitarist’s debut EP winds in circles, tracing vast spaces that couch thorny emotional quagmires.