Category: ESSENTIAL NEW MUSIC
Essential New Music: Various Artists “Even A Tree Can Shed Tears: Japanese Folk & Rock 1969-1973”
The angura (“underground”) movement in Japan’s 1960s/1970s arts scene was, like the West’s counterculture, created by children whose parents’ generation
Essential New Music: Stars’ “There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light
“I don’t believe people ever change/But I change,” Torquil Campbell sings on There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light single
Essential New Music: Wolf Parade’s “Cry Cry Cry”
Seven years after taking an extended break, Wolf Parade returns with another album full of potential anthems. Inspired in part
Essential New Music: Dhani Harrison’s “IN///PARALLEL”
After 17 years of working on the periphery of the music business (e.g. RZA, Prince, his trio with Joseph Arthur
Essential New Music: Brockhampton’s “Saturation III”
Hip-hop acts—let alone ones with boy-band underpinnings—rarely showcase the sheer chemistry that Brockhampton has managed with its Saturation trilogy. And
Essential New Music: Pere Ubu’s “20 Years In A Montana Missile Silo”
Like its immediate predecessors, 2013’s Lady From Shanghai and 2014’s Carnival Of Souls, Pere Ubu’s newest skates the line between
Essential New Music: King Krule’s “The Ooz”
Much has been made of the British artist known to his family as Archy Marshall in the years between his
















