Category: FIVE QUESTIONS

So many great artists throughout modern music history have had their Muscle Shoals moment, from soul icons Aretha Franklin and

Long known for her hushed vocals and expansive, atmospheric sound, Maria Taylor returns to familiar terrain on the new Story’s

If you’re familiar with Guided By Voices—and why in the hell wouldn’t you be at this point?—you’re well cognizant of

Evil Twin invigorates the tried-and-true alt-rock m.o. on the new Upside Down We’re Flying (Werewolf Country), a 10-song set built

Technically, Sunny I Was Wrong (New West) is Joe Pernice’s fifth solo album. But it could be his first—in the

A new archival release devoted to Bob “Slim” Dunlap feels less like a catalog tidy-up and more like a rescue

The Young Fresh Fellows’ Loft (Yep Roc) was recorded, fittingly, at Wilco’s Chicago loft during a day off on the

Best Of Our Possible Lives (Six Shooter) finds Boy Golden’s Liam Duncan loosening his grip, embracing collaboration and expanding the

For the better part of a decade, London’s deathcrash has specialized in a post-rock eco-system that moves like a dormant

Cub recently poked its head out of the post-’90s void with the 30th-anniversary reissue of Come Out Come Out (Mint).

Asher White had taken her obsession with cerebral singer/songwriter Jessica Pratt to the next level: a full-album reimagining of Pratt’s

congratulations were part of a minor wave of luminous, gender-fluid indie-pop acts that lent a glittery sheen to this year’s