Now well into its second decade, the Coin Coin project by the saxophonist and mixed-media artist Matana Roberts continues to explore African-American history through a recuperative focus on memory and ancestry, summoning...
The city of Johnstown, around 57 miles east of Pittsburgh in southwestern Pennsylvania, since being settled in 1770 has borne three historic floods. The Great Flood of 1889 after the catastrophic failure...
The violinist Laura Cannell and cellist Kate Ellis wind down These Feral Lands by stepping inside the Glasgow University Chapel, whose choir recite a thoroughly reworked version of the sixteenth-century Coventry Carol...
Shut up but not shutdown or vice versa, the music business gained succour from the margins in 2021 with so many lip-smacking delights from far-flung fields and hitherto unexpected quarters. Labels like...
This week Julia Holter joins the likes of Arca, Blood Orange, Joseph Shabason, and Kelsey Lu by reimagining the Keyboard Fantasies of Beverly Glenn-Copeland, drawing out the swirling builds and timely pastoral...
Brandishing triumph out of the dying embers of romance, this week Molly Nilsson figures the fallen city of Pompeii as the gleaming and heartfelt coda to her tenth studio album. Penelope Trappes...
On raven wings, the violinist Laura Cannell and cellist Kate Ellis are joined by the award-winning sound recordist Chris Watson as they swoop into autumn. Liz Harris is back as Grouper, spanning...
Shorn of her musical companion, the bassist Elizabeth Hart hunkered down with the remaining members of Psychic Ills to pay tribute to Tres Warren, their lead vocalist and guitarist who died last...
Alongside a virtual appearance at Pop-Kultur Berlin, Marie Davidson and L’Œil Nu are back this week with ‘Persona’, a single in three shades and three faces as the trio add Jesse Osborne-Lanthier...