Songs We Love: Mr. Mitch, 'Lost Touch (Feat. Duval Timothy)'
The DJ and producer pushes London's grime scene to new frontiers. His latest album is a reflection of his new fatherhood.
Music Reviews
Daddy Issues Confronts Deep Trauma With Sharp, Languid Rock On 'I'm Not'
On "I'm Not," Daddy Issues deals with a deep personal trauma through a languid take on pop, rock and punk.
Daddy Issues Confronts Deep Trauma With Sharp, Languid Rock On 'I'm Not'
On "I'm Not," Daddy Issues deals with a deep personal trauma through a languid take on pop, rock and punk.
Vancouver Power-Pop Trio Needles//Pins Comes 'Back To The Bright'
Hear the first single from the punk-fueled power-pop band's third album, Good Night, Tomorrow. It's got a bit of that heartland boogie.
Songs We Love: Den-Mate, 'Fall'
D.C. producer and songwriter Jules Hale zeroes in on the darker, denser side of her sound with a dream-pop salve for women, who she says "deserve to swim in euphoria for a bit."
Singer-Songwriter Valerie June Draws On Her Southern Roots In 'The Order Of Time'
Though the Tennessee-born musician lives in Brooklyn now, she still takes inspiration from the Gospel music she grew up with. Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews June's latest album.
London Post-Punks H.Grimace Slowly Seethe With 'Lipsyncer'
The song, from the band's forthcoming full-length, lurks like a smoky, sepia-toned dream from the Pixies' Surfer Rosa.
First Listen: The New Pornographers, 'Whiteout Conditions'
The New Pornographers' seventh album still stocks each song with three or four hooks where most bands might settle for one.
Songs We Love: A Tribe Called Quest, 'Dis Generation'
The latest video from Tribe's standout reunion album is a poetic distillation of rap's generation gap.
Songs We Love: Pete Mancini, 'Sweethearts Of The Rodeo'
The alt-country singer shares a vibrant love letter to the album that marked Gram Parsons' golden moment with The Byrds in 1968.