Vinyl

On in february, Isik Kural works like a photographer of sound, documenting the passing and returning of time as if material snapshots of life's temporality. Across the album's twelve songs, each composed from chance loops and cocooned within the soft...

On his third and most finely wrought album yet, guitarist, singer, and master interpreter Fussell is joined for the first time by a full band featuring Nathan Bowles (drums), Casey Toll (bass), Nathan Golub (pedal steel), Libby Rodenbough (violin,...

On his second full-length, Sam Beam "... launches balloons of sweetly whispered regret over trance-inducing backwoods string arrangements and watches them float away, his heart in tow" "Equally assured with sweetly lilting pop and doom struck ballads,...

On his second album "Subaqueous" under The Drown moniker, Portland's Funeral Doom extremist Markov Soroka - also the heart and soul of Tchornobog and Aureole - sets out to absorb all light and in the process creates realms of fluorescent beauty. While...

On his latest album, The Sun is Shining Down, out January 28th via Forty Below Records, Blues legend John Mayall teams up with a stellar cast to deliver a funky soulful affair punctuated by brass, violins, harmonica and electric ukulele. Special guests...

On his debut, Matthew O'Connell pairs analog synths, with folk songwriting to cosmic yet earthly results. Drawing from influences as varied as Songs: Ohia, Tricky, and Mark Hollis, Half Mirror evokes a profoundly moody sense of place: the fog heavy in...

On his debut album, To Stop From Falling Off The Earth, Wave Racer (Tom Purcell) reveals more of himself than ever before, while simultaneously not taking himself too seriously. A striking and audacious sonic departure for the Australian electronic...

On his debut album, Lightning, Laith carries us across state lines from LA to Arizona, Colorado to Espanola, Houston to New Orleans, Utah on to the Pacific northwest, tracing the path back to his childhood home on the Texas Bayou. He burns along the...

On his debut album Alone Somewhere, Billy Law is telling you a story. It's a story that feels familiar. Ups and downs and middle grounds, the good and the bad wrapped up together because that's precisely how life works. It's a masterful summation of...

On his 2000 debut, Da Abtomatic Meisterzinger Mambo Chic, Megira channels the optimism of post-war America, narcoleptic surf, and the Twin Peaks soundtrack into a lo-fi masterpiece all his own. Sung in both Hebrew and English, Mambo Chic moves at a...

On her sophomore LP, The Best of Luck Club, 26-year-old Melbourne,áAustralia native Alex Lahey navigates the pangs of generational ennuiáwith the pint half-full and a spot cleared on the bar stool next to her.áSelf-doubt, burn out, break-ups, mental...

On her new album, Meet Me at the Gloaming, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, A.O. Gerber carefully grapples with the constraints she was taught as a child to reach for the flourishing that comes when we look past...