Lucrecia Dalt Beckons Traditions Across Oceans on ‘¡Ay!’
¡Ay! tugs Colombia’s music and language out of its natural space, allowing Lucrecia Dalt to beckon traditions across oceans and provide new spaces to inhabit.
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Satomimagae’s ‘Hanazono’ Is Full of Organic, Melancholy Folk
Like nature itself, Satomimagae’s Hanazono is by turns stormy and serene indie folk, as meditative as it is simmering with dormant, primal power.
Helado Negro and the Gentle Urgency of ‘This Is How You Smile’
With his seventh full-length album, This Is How You Smile, Helado Negro offers a soothing, personal musical journey.
Lucrecia Dalt Explores the Boundaries of Bodies Through Ambient Experiments on ‘Anticlines’
To experience Lucrecia Dalt's Anticlines is to immerse oneself into the musical equivalent of a sensory deprivation tank.
Kate NV Presents Urban Moscow As Marked by Silence and Hushed Humanity on ‘для FOR’
Kate NV paints with weighty droplets, globs of synthesizer notes that evoke vintage Sesame Street segments and dilapidated music boxes even as their minimalism gives them a purely modern quality.