Jun 27, 2017
By John Everhart
Sondre Lerche
Sondre Lerche‘s vulnerability isn’t a device. It’s an uncontrived, essential component of his psyche, one which he wears on his sleeve and permeates his music. The Norwegian singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist’s warm blooded, meticulously crafted pop songs have assumed protean forms through the years. Initially Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach informed jaunty cuts on 2001’s More
Jun 16, 2017
By Ed McMenamin
Kevin Morby
For the Track-by-Track feature, we go in-depth with an artist about each song on their new album. This week we are featuring Kevin Morby‘s City Music, out today on Dead Oceans. More
Jun 15, 2017
By Matt Conner
Protest
“How about we don’t go to Walmart anymore, even ironically? Let’s just not go to Walmart, period. Let’s not think it’s funny. Let’s get mad instead.” More
Jun 14, 2017
By Marty Hill
Fazerdaze
“I feel like I’m inviting people to watch me grow,” says Amelia Murray, confessing to the deliberate transparency that she presents Fazerdaze—her happy/sad bedroom pop project. “I’m still figuring out what I’m doing.” More
Jun 08, 2017
By Lily Moayeri
London Grammar
There is a contradictory yet complementary feeling that comes from being around close siblings: part involuntary outsider, part volunteering to be an insider. Hannah Reid, Dot Major, and Dan Rothman of London Grammar, although not related by blood, have one such sibling connection. More
