Tracks of the Week 11.07.20
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...
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...
In the throes of protest and pandemic, with festivities dotted and distant while black deaths and police brutality stretched out the themes of Juneteenth, the Fourth of July and Independence Day this...
Now a truly global pandemic with a tight hold on economies, health systems, and ways of life across East Asia, Europe, North America and beyond, the beginning of the week saw cases...
Like a number of his near contemporaries, Van Morrison, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, and Iggy Pop, Bob Dylan continues to release music at a steady pace, somehow more grizzled than most even...
Music in the time of coronavirus means the cancellation of tours, shows, and launch parties, but sweet sounds still stream out at a steady pace. This week brought sublime new albums by...
New records by Moses Sumney, BlueBucksClan, Kamaiyah, King Krule, and Kodie Shane run the gamut from double albums through EPs and mixtapes. The Strokes double down on ‘Bad Decisions’, The Weeknd skulks...
Lil Nas X seeks to catch lightning in a bottle, adding horror elements inspired by The Matrix, Blade, and ‘Thriller’ plus a verse from his namesake Nas to the controversial country-trap track...
A ballet score from Sufjan Stevens. From Angel Olsen’s chimerical new album All Mirrors a vaporous swelt. With Blood Orange on the penultimate track of uknowhatimsayin¿, Danny Brown tries to find his...
ZURI – ‘Beg For It’ * * * Ikonika – ‘Oral Suspension’ * * * DRAM – ‘Crumbs’ (feat. Playboi Carti) * * * HoodCelebrityy – ‘Walking Trophy’ * * * Jazz...