Tracks of the Week 02.01.21
Black and withered or beating steadily at the influx of life, Bill Callahan and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, two legendary hearts in their own right, cover the Lou Reed album closer in the...
Black and withered or beating steadily at the influx of life, Bill Callahan and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, two legendary hearts in their own right, cover the Lou Reed album closer in the...
From the cured meats and pasta salads of HAIM stuck behind the deli counter, to the new drip of Medhane and lazy days of John Cale, this week’s selection of tracks caters...
After releasing her latest record on Juneteenth, Teyana Taylor uses still photographs and archival footage to reconstruct a history of black grief, through all the strife and tears still holding out hope...
Invigorating new albums from Jessy Lanza, Jon Hassell, Flo Milli, katie dey, Skullcrusher, and Shirley Collins, palate cleansers from Prophet, METZ, and Fools, and a protest song from Bill Callahan help shape...
From the granular soundscapes and sunswept vistas of Julianna Barwick to Margo Price in country swoon, from the sticky cacophony of 100 gecs to Apollo Brown and Ché Noir with their lyrical...
Den Bejar’s back riding the crimson tide, Selena Gomez is back with a couple, there’s a rare video to accompany Bill Callahan’s contemporary classic Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest, Serotonin II from...