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We said goodbye in February to the review of Westside Cowboy’s previous EP with the hope of soon receiving their debut album and being led back to that unique habitat where guitar pop, indie-rock, and folk go hand in hand. Since then, the hype has continued to grow, as advance singles were released and they … Read more
James Murphy, the leader of LCD Soundsystem, met Tim Goldsworthy in the late 90s in New York. They soon formed the DJ/producer duo DFA and began organizing parties, DJing, and producing remixes. Shortly after, they created DFA Records, a music label that would release, among others, LCD Soundsystem themselves. On New Year’s Eve 1999, they … Read more
Tim Presley’s new album, the man behind the alias White Fence, is his best record to date. With the collaboration of his great friend Ty Segall as producer and on drums, Tim leaves behind the experimentation of previous works, so close to collage and pure lo-fi, and gifts us a collection of crystal-clear and polished-sounding … Read more
Although much of my music was initially composed in solitude, it only reached its final form as a result of being performed live. Just as with jazz and folk musicians, the idea was to throw everything into the crucible of a concert to see whether it sank, floated, or even took flight. How Music Works … Read more
The fourth album by the Melbourne artist marks a return to the country-rock sound of her first two records. An album so radiant and luminous it could almost burn — perhaps a logical outcome given that it was recorded in Joshua Tree and Los Angeles, the songwriter’s new home after dissolving the Milk!Records label she … Read more
In the eight years that have passed between Honey (2018) and the release of Sexistential (2026), Robyn’s personal life has changed radically. A single mother by choice, and unwilling to give up her sensuality (and sexuality), this duality becomes a manifesto in the lyrics of her new album. The artist, always surrounded by exceptional collaborators, … Read more
Approaching Angine de Poitrine’s second album with open ears is a singular experience. If you’re not already familiar with their music, the range that unfolds is bewildering, hypnotic, and addictive. The first minute of “Fabienk,” which feels like witnessing the ignition of an extraterrestrial vehicle — from takeoff to full speed — is enough to … Read more
New album by the Catalan trio, the seventh in their 20-year career and the fourth since their successful switch to Spanish on Un Sentimiento Importante (2017), a work that defined the two lives of the group. A brief record, 10 songs in 33 minutes, where they balance their most urgent and punk side with pop … Read more
Back around 1990, in the small city of Monroe, Louisiana, the Clay Bears were entertaining the crowd at Enoch’s bar with a drone1piece when, ten minutes into the performance, they were forced off the stage by the venue’s owner. “But it was only one note!” protested the band’s leader. “Yeah, well, it wasn’t a very … Read more
