Category: ESSENTIAL NEW MUSIC
Essential New Music: The Sword’s “Low Country”
Last year, the Sword issued High Country, its fifth album of ’70s-inspired, five-o’clock-shadow stoner metal. After nine solid months of
Essential New Music: Dean Ween Group’s “The Deaner Album”
Per its title, The Deaner Album is a chummy, accessible record, its occasional forays into lyrical wigginess leavened by straight-up arrangements and
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Essential New Music: The Radio Dept.’s “Running Out Of Love”
A glorious, long-awaited return from Lund, Sweden’s impeccably styled dream-pop maestros—and easily the most vibrant they’ve ever sounded—Running Out Of
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Essential New Music: Papa M’s “Highway Songs”
Guitar primitivist, post-rock smoothie, dry-throated balladeer, electronic prankster, sideman extraordinaire—over the course of a three-decade career, David Pajo has disappeared
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Essential New Music: Nocturnal Habits’ “New Skin For Old Children”
Gather ’round, children of the ’90s. Justin Trosper and Sara Lund of the late, great Unwound have linked musical arms
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Essential New Music: Jacuzzi Boys’ “Ping Pong”
To say that Miami’s Jacuzzi Boys have had trouble finding their footing outside the garage isn’t an entirely fair assessment.
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Essential New Music: Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam’s “I Had A Dream That You Were Mine”
Whether he’s crooning like Frank Sinatra (as he did on solo debut Black Hours) or shredding his throat on, say,
R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania
