Cave Sessions by The Lassie Foundation (Review) The Foundation revisits four of their classic songs with predictably strong results. May 17, 2022
“Entering the Forest” by Irezumi The Paris-based ambient composer returns with a magical new single. Apr 23, 2022
“Time is Precious” by Sault The enigmatic UK collective’s latest is filled with sweeping, theatrical arrangements. Apr 18, 2022
“Golden Air” by Sun’s Signature Listen to the first new music from Elizabeth Fraser in 13 years. Apr 10, 2022
Promise by Michael Beharie (Review) A mercurial album that offers fresh spins on various genres thanks to its eclectic instrumentation. Apr 8, 2022
Between the Worlds by Martin Stürtzer (Review) An hour’s worth of ambient dub techno that takes the listener on a journey through the interstellar void. Apr 6, 2022
“Xenarthran” by Shearwater The band’s first single in years is rich in beautiful, shadowy detail. Mar 25, 2022
“Here and Now” by WINGTIPS The Chicago goth-pop duo evokes the sound of another era without ever sounding like a cliché-riddled copycat. Mar 23, 2022
Sven Wunder’s Natura Morta is Orchestral Pop of the Highest Quality (Review) With its impeccable pop melodies and lush orchestration, Sven Wunder’s latest album is a pure delight for the ears. Mar 11, 2022
“Let It Be Real” by Macross 82-99 (feat. Emi Aramaki) The future funk maestro is back with another smooth, city pop-inspired jam. Mar 8, 2022
“Source of Serenity” by Illuvia Illuvia proves quite adept at blending blissed out ambience and drum n’ bass chaos. Mar 7, 2022
MotorCycle by Daniel Amos (Review) With its psychedelic arrangements and skewed lyrics, MotorCycle is an artistic and spiritual gem. Feb 27, 2022
Elizabeth Fraser Returns with New Music for Record Store Day The five-song EP will be the iconic singer’s first release since 2009. Feb 22, 2022
It Only Took 30 Years, but Chagall Guevara Have Returned The Christian music super-group are reuniting for a single concert this July, with special guests Over the Rhine. Feb 15, 2022
Mysteries by Antarctic Wastelands (Review) These seven short ambient pieces possess a sense of impermanence that heightens their melancholy effect. Feb 15, 2022
Some of My Favorite “Headache” Albums Over the years, these ten albums have brought me relief and comfort in the midst of migraines. Feb 4, 2022
From the Womb of the Morning, the Dew of Your Youth Will Be Yours by Ronnie Martin (Review) More than a return, this feels like a rediscovery of everything that made me love Ronnie Martin’s music in the first place. Jan 29, 2022
“Pleasant Ship” by Kiriyama Family The Icelandic group’s latest single is a lovely slice of soulful, slickly produced pop. Jan 26, 2022