Air’s JB Dunckel and the Melancholy Vibrations of Carbon
JB Dunckel, half of the electronic duo Air, battles self-doubt and scientific equations to craft a new electro record that is as evocative as it is immediate.
Joanna McNaney Stein
Joanna has written for Bust, LGBTQ Nation, The Brooklyn Rail, The Hard Times, and many other publications. Her first book of nonfiction, on k.d. lang's "Ingenue," will be published by Bloomsbury's 33 1/3 Series in fall 2023. Twitter & Instagram @joannafolk
Laura Veirs Re-Discovers Herself on the Glowing ‘Found Light’
After separating from her producer-husband, songwriter Laura Veirs not only charts a new path for herself but discovers new talents on the new album Found Light.
From Busan, With Love: Say Sue Me’s ‘The Last Thing Left’
Whether Say Sue Me are surf-rock, shoegaze, or dream-pop, none of these categories seem to matter when listening to the delightful The Last Thing Left.
Joan Osborne Is So Much More Than “One of Us”
Joan Osborne is known for a generational hit she didn’t even write, but all these decades later, she is still finding a new audience for her folk-pop charmers.
Daniel Rossen’s Debut ‘You Belong There’ Is Cinematic Folk-Rock
Daniel Rossen, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist from Grizzly Bear and Department of Eagles, releases his sublime debut solo album You Belong There.
Excavating Sleater-Kinney’s ‘Dig Me Out’ on Its 25th Anniversary
Sleater-Kinney’s Dig Me Out proved the third time’s the charm, as it took them from coffee houses and record shops to packed houses across the country.
