Producing one of the most bizarre and intriguing records of the year, Elizabeth Bernholz aka Gazelle Twin, discusses the ethos of her work and sheds light on the essence of her new record Pastoral.
With Pastoral, Gazelle Twin's Elizabeth Bernholz steps away from the urban influences of Unflesh and re-interprets electronic music through an early music/folk lens with Pastoral.
Still one of the boldest artists in the music world, both a new album and tour find David Byrne exploring the concept that music can influence society in a more positive direction.
Kiwi pop royalty, Neil and Liam Finn as well as other assorted Finns over-indulge themselves on Lightsleeper.
Smart, spacious pop-inspired outfit Elk City spotlight one of the most endearing tracks from their latest LP, Everybody's Insecure.
Youth Lagoon's Trevor Powers reclaims his name and his creative freedom on experimental album Mulberry Violence.
St. Lenox urges us to consider committing small acts of kindness and social justice as a way of creating bigger change on "Don't Ever Change Me NYC".
Devotion lacks the clarity and urgency of Tirzah's earlier work.
Emily Blue makes art pop overflowing with instant hooks while fusing their catchiness with cutting social commentary as on her new EP, *69.
iuliano creates a rich audiovisual experience with "The Hidden Root" that's defined by elements of art pop, progressive rock, and electronic music.
The Ophelias are more than a token girl band: they are a group who define their own creative individuality within the indie scene.
Gorillaz's sixth album is Damon Albarn hunched over his instruments, reflecting on the King Kong he's created.
High as Hope dials down Florence and the Machine's trademark theatrics to forge a vulnerable and visceral musical achievement.
I'm All Ears, the second album from British duo Let's Eat Grandma, is an entertaining and engaging synthpop record.
Tethered to no style or genre, Bernice's Puff LP exists as its own tiny universe of sound, unassuming and intriguing, a treasure waiting to be uncovered.
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