First Listen: Mary Lattimore, 'Hundreds Of Days'
Indie rock's most in-demand harpist conjures a veritable sky of sound on her third album.
Music Reviews
First Listen: Kelly Willis, 'Back Being Blue'
Willis' first album of solo material in 11 years has the pillowy, R&B-glazed texture of country-pop in the disco era, without abandoning the singer's alt-country roots.
Van Morrison And Joey DeFrancesco Make A Lethal Addition To An Old Canon
It's been 50 years since Morrison released his classic album Astral Weeks. In April he released his 39th studio LP, You're Driving Me Crazy, and it is feisty from start to finish.
In Champagne Superchillin's 'Amor Fati,' The Night Is Dark And Full Of Beauty
The Brooklyn-via-Nashville trio make intoxicating French-pop music for the dark corners of the dance hall.
The Dreebs Crawl Out Of The Sewer To Release 'Reese'
The mesmerizing noise-rock trio forages through a dark and dreamy landscape.
Daniel Bachman Ushers In His Next Phase At A 'New Moon'
Accompanied by cicadas and organ drone, Bachman's guitar responds to the tide of emotion. Hear the 13-minute track from The Morning Star.
La Dame Blanche: Flute And Flow From Cuba To Paris
The bandleader skillfully mixes classical, jazz and hip-hop in a powerfully creative statement about Cuban music.
New Lovers Strut And Swoon To Wand's 'Pure Romance'
The L.A. psych-rock band channels the fanciful baroque-pop of The Left Banke on its new EP.
First Listen: Brent Cobb, 'Providence Canyon'
Nobody is more fluent in country-funk than Brent Cobb.
Jimmy Eat World, Ever Polished, Returns With 'Love Never' And 'Half Heart'
Jimmy Eat World has been around for 25 years, and has survived by bringing its fans along for the ride.