Category: ESSENTIAL NEW MUSIC

Essential New Music: Jeff Buckley’s “You & I”

The late Jeff Buckley knew a thing or two about cover songs. His unique versions of other artists’ material were

By the 1970s, singer/songwriter Emitt Rhodes had left the sunshine pop ensemble the Merry-Go-Round and was making a name for

After a dozen albums that span the entire history of country music, from bluegrass to honky-tonk, Robbie Fulks still has

The shimmering, melancholy brand of dream-pop that Jack Tatum makes as Wild Nothing cuts a curious line between Phil Elverum’s

Last time we heard from Loretta Lynn, the country music icon had teamed up with Jack White on Van Lear

Teenage sisters Lily (then 15) and Madeleine (then 18) didn’t expect much when they put up a homemade video of

At this point, Bob Mould has released more studio albums under his own name than with Hüsker Dü and Sugar combined,

R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania

Cincinnati quintet Wussy loves its drones—its Velvets, Feelies and Sonic Youths—as much as its Beatles, Stones and Who. Nevertheless, it’s