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Dan Whitehouse has built a career on the unvarnished confession, and his new single is the most naked thing he has put his name to. It is a piano, a voice and a room, with no overd...
El primer disco de Sam Smith sin hit pelea por ser a su vez el mejor de su carrera. Por primera vez ninguno de los temas de adelanto de un álbum suyo ha aparecido por el top 100 br...
Some songs announce themselves with a fanfare. This one arrives like a confession made after midnight, when the pretence has worn off and only the truth is left standing in the roo...
There is a particular kind of record that arrives not with a bang but with a held breath, and Chris Beckett's latest, released under his HMS Beckett banner, is exactly that. It is...
Grief has a sound, and so does the slow climb out of it, and Eric David Kendall — the man behind the one-artist project BUSKING AROUND — has spent his career learning to score both...
There is nothing particularly guarded about Harley’s debut EP, ‘You’re The One I’ll See At Home’. Across six tracks, the Australian artist leans into big guitars, bigger choruses a...
Australia-born/Berlin-based singer-songwriter Ned Collette hasn’t exactly been wildly prolific since his solo career kicked off in the mid-2000s. Mixed Light, his latest, comes rel...
You can tell a great deal about a duet by what happens in the silences between the words, and it's in those gaps that "Higher Love" does its finest work. Melbourne's River Holland...
There is a particular kind of songwriter England keeps producing, usually in a spare room or a shed, who has spent decades listening to Lennon, Simon, Newman, Dylan and Springsteen...
Hug is music for the small hours, when the world comes in and out of focus, a record that drifts through the mind’s open windows, carrying with it the sublime and resonant hush of...
Music to listen to with your eyes closed. Harold Budd had an uncanny gravitational pull, drawing unlikely figures into his orbit. Long before his collaboration with John Foxx, he f...
Australian singer/songwriter Eliza Hull channels the unresolved tension of a long-term relationship into the hushed, soul-stirring alt-pop of “Better,” a bruised, glistening slow-b...
This is the song I fell in love with from this album. I’m so excited that the full project Before... The post Osamu Fukuzawa – Reflections (ft. edbl) appeared first on Stereofox Mu...
Ahead of the release of his forthcoming new album 'Heart on a Wire' (due January 22 via Counter Records), British multi-instrumentalist, DJ
There's a particular kind of English melancholy that knows better than to wallow, and Paul Garside has bottled it rather beautifully on "Mariana Trench." This is a record that take...
Most records about recovery are written from the far bank, by someone dry and composed, pointing back at the river. *Only Human* is written from the water. Tallulah Rendall's seven...
Perth, Western Australia, is not the first postcode you'd associate with the kind of wounded, wide-open songwriting Frederick James deals in, but geography has never been much of a...
Supporting his forthcoming new album 'Pirouette' (out November 13 via Interscope Records), Los Angeles-via-Chicago singer/rapper and
Returning to the UK to play music for the first time since 2009, LA singer-songwriter Morgan Nagler covered Daniel Johnston and brought a fan onstage for Best Fit’s secret sessions...
The first solo record in seven years from Haruomi Hosono – one of the most influential figures in Japanese music – is a stripped-back, sentimental sojourn through the sounds of...
London has a remarkable talent for making people fall in love with it and then testing that relationship every single day. South London six-piece Gently Tender explore that complic...
Ardisia’s moody and introspective blend of chill electronica, UK Garage, and classical music offers listeners a quiet sense of escapism.... The post Ardisia – Bolide appeared first...
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Big Red — the solo project of The Orchestra (For Now)'s Joseph Scarisbrick — have released “Lost (And Found)”, the latest single from their upcoming debut album, Big Sur.
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