Jackson Browne Proves He Has Plenty Left in the Tank on ‘Downhill From Everywhere’
Downhill From Everywhere finds legendary singer-songwriter Jackson Browne still searching for something new in familiar yet comforting ways.
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Perila’s Ambient Debut Is a Waking Dream in Constant Motion
Perila creates uncanny worlds crackling with both elemental force and human ingenuity. How Much Time is a glowing debut worth a full and dedicated listening.
The Wallflowers Remain True on ‘Exit Wounds’
The Wallflowers’ Exit Wounds isn’t radically different from the band’s other albums. Lyrics paint vivid pictures and the melodies are instantly familiar.
Hybrid’s ‘Black Halo’ Plumbs the Depths of the Human Experience and Psyche
Twenty-two years after their iconic debut Wide Angle, pioneering British electronic band and revered film composers Hybrid return with the stunning Black Halo.
Nick Storring Makes Glorious Noise on ‘Newfoundout’
Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalist Nick Storring relies heavily on percussion and “found” instruments on his latest experimental excursion.
Jam & Lewis Grab the Spotlight with Their First Studio LP as Headliners
As shown with their brilliant collaboration with Mariah Carey, Jam & Lewis can still produce magic when making music with old friends.
Small Reactions Grow Their Pop Approach with ‘New Age Soul’
Small Reactions polish their indie-pop sound with increasing sophistication. New Age Soul is an emotionally and intellectually well-rounded album.
Dallas Burrow Goes Home to Texas to Discover Himself on New LP
Country artist Dallas Burrow’s best songs are when he’s looking inward. No wonder he named the record after himself.
Steve Dawson’s ‘At the Bottom of a Canyon in the Branches of a Tree’ Is Exquisite
Singer-songwriter Steve Dawson magnificently blends Americana with classic pop on his latest album, At the Bottom of a Canyon in the Branches of a Tree.
Spice Girls Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of First Hit “Wannabe” with EP
Spice Girls’ 1996 hit “Wannabe” is more than just a pop song. It’s an artifact from a time gone by, a marker for nostalgia, and a theme tune for adolescence.
Koeosaeme Adopts a More Subtle But No Less Exciting Approach on ‘Annulus’
As Koeosaeme, experimental artist Ryu Yoshizawa’s latest album is infused with the inspiration of Southeast Asian folk music, giving it a more layered sound.