Tracks of the Week 04.09.21
Confinement whets the appetite for wide open spaces, for propulsive movement and the vicarious thrill of collaboration. On the album On Our Own Clock, musicians from the United Kingdom, South Africa, and...
Confinement whets the appetite for wide open spaces, for propulsive movement and the vicarious thrill of collaboration. On the album On Our Own Clock, musicians from the United Kingdom, South Africa, and...
Fashioned from vocal motifs first uttered in the cool caves of Java, recorded fifty kilometres north of Warsaw in the Modlin Fortress at the confluence of two rivers, on Lamunan the experimental...
On ‘Fur & Feather’, the Australian-born Brighton-based Penelope Trappes dwells in a soundscape of dream pop and dense forestry, drawing from Celtic mythology to find her center even in the act of...
On her sophomore album An Overview on Phenomenal Nature, Cassandra Jenkins cuts through the noise with a conversational turn of phrase and melodies gold-by-bronze. For Crestone, the debut film by Marnie Ellen...
Chemtrails over the country club make for an especially languid afternoon. Taking the long road home leaves little time for babies or fools. This week’s collection of tracks features comebacks from Annie...
From Amaarae and a boundless love of Southern bounce to María Isabel and the pangs of distance in presence, everything in the in-between makes up your tracks of the week. There’s rap...