Music Reviews

In the first song on its holiday album, Halftime For The Holidays, the Seattle pop-punk band debates buying an ex a present, drinks too much punch and can't just walk away.

The North-Carolina-based artist has honed a sound that encompasses the wide expanse of America — as the best country rock always will.

You've heard his drumming on records by Adele, Perfume Genius and D'Angelo. Soon, his shape-shifting band is going to release its debut album.

Members of the Danish String Quartet carry on Scandinavian folk traditions by refurbishing old songs and writing a few new ones of their own.

Maura Lynch tries to control a newfound crush from getting out of hand in an indie-pop rush of giddiness.

Hear a new piece by Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry that pulsates in time to the heartbeats of the musicians who play it.

The Puerto Rican soul singer Calma Camona's new album is a strong statement of power, gender and identity.

After adding her inimitable alto to great folk-rock records of the late 1960s, Denny released her debut album as a solo artist in 1971. It cemented her as one of British music's most cherished voices.