Music Reviews

Like his heroes Harry Nilsson and Randy Newman, Dorrien has a wry sense of humor, a solid grasp of songwriting fundamentals and a deep love of melancholy.

The young British rapper wants to shatter all expectations of U.K. hip-hop.

A dose of magical realism in praise of women makes for a compelling first look from the Soulection alum's forthcoming LP.

The psychedelic ensemble's new album is a potent brew of free jazz, droning Thai melodies, minimalism and mutant funk.

Kyle Craft's second album is full of unabashed odes to courtship, confusion and the timeless power of storytelling in song.

Modern Lore fully captures the guitarist's trademark melding of fleet precision, open-road possibility and radiant self-assurance.

The Australian singer's new single is a quiet revolution. "I think that the most important thing that a woman in a toxic situation can do is to talk about it," Odette says.

Philly's Hurry makes quiet power-pop bedded by reverb and a tinge of melancholy.

Brooklyn's psychedelic warriors rein things in and trip things out all at the same time on the first single from Romance.

The first single from Bark Your Head Off, Dog is easily one of Hop Along's poppiest moments.