There is something strangely comforting about admitting that life has not turned out the way we imagined. Filipino-American singer-songwriter Neil...
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I listen, overanalyse, and write about it. The bassline usually gets special treatment.
Some bands are difficult to pin down, and Forgotten Garden seem perfectly comfortable with that. The Scottish-Portuguese duo have spent...
Memory gives STRlighT’s Ever Lasting (永·恒) its subject, while changes in musical intensity give it shape. The Chinese producer and...
There is something immediately comforting about Flo Frequency’s Infinite Light. Across 16 tracks, the London artist moves through love, self-reflection,...
Some breakups arrive without a villain. No betrayal, no dramatic exit. Just two people reaching the end of what they...
Learning Doesn’t Have to Sound Like Homework Making music for children is harder than it looks. The best artists know...
There is something pleasantly difficult to place about “Is This You?”. Carmelo Alfano’s collaboration with Sundae Club moves between alternative...
Some memories refuse to stay in the past. They turn up in familiar places, old conversations, and moments when you...
There is something wonderfully nocturnal about The House Flies’ “Lost Literature.” The Moline, Illinois, four-piece takes the darker post-punk atmosphere...
There is something almost contradictory about naming a solo piano album Resilience in a World on Fire. The title sounds...
