Category: FEATURES
Jean-Michel Jarre: For Rebellion’s Sake
Jean-Michel Jarre moves from collaboration to solo work Whether alone for 1977’s prayerfully, atmospherically melodic, multiplatinum Oxygène and its follow-ups
Fast Romantics: United States Of Grief
Toronto’s Fast Romantics find their American beauty. Matthew Angus doesn't hate the United States—quite the opposite, actually. “It’s terrifying,” is
Preservation Hall Jazz Band: Red Beans And Rice
On the way to its 60th anniversary, the venerable Preservation Hall Jazz Band explores its Afro-Cuban lineage The talk turns
Charming Disaster: Affinity For The Dark
On Cautionary Tales, Charming Disaster writes fables for the deconstruction The quiet music of Charming Disaster explores frightening territory—murder, mortality,
Juana Molina: The Gift
On her new LP, Juana Molina goes dark but reaches for the heavens It's a good thing that Argentine artist Juana Molina cut her showbiz
Sarah Shook & The Disarmers: Outlaw Roots
Sarah Shook & The Disarmers bridge the gap between country and punk A lot has been written recently about the
Mountain Goats: American Goth
The Mountain Goats explore goth culture (including unicorns) on their new album. It all started with Andrew Eldritch, the lead
















