Cat Power on her life journey of the last six years: “You ready?”
Rejected by her label, Chan Marshall wandered back to her roots for her gorgeous new album
Matt Williams
October 3, 2018
Rejected by her label, Chan Marshall wandered back to her roots for her gorgeous new album
On her new album Angels Of Death, the time travelling singer/songwriter battles against the finality of death and sends a comforting message down the line
The Jersey punk band’s fifth album employs their infrequently used weapon: ballistic folk with traditional arrangements.
Justin Timberlake – Man Of The Woods Sony Pop Rating: NN Great pop music can get away with many things. It can deploy bomb after bomb of cringe-worthy lines, like
The inclusive, no-commitment choir has become a channel for collective grief and celebration, and they’re using their influence for good
The Toronto band has crafted one of the best local debut albums of the year
With an incisive take on the complexity of desire, anxiety and confusion, Annie Clark captures what it’s like to live in this present
The Whitby singer/songwriter brings Bon Iver to mind, but his meticulous arrangements and gorgeous melodies set him apart from the indie folk pack
Charles Spearin, Brendan Canning and Kevin Drew talk album five, hiatuses and resilience
Including shopping in Kensington Market for “show pants” and sampling “a bunch of different kinds of weed”
An ex-boyfriend’s account of a public separation isn’t what the world needs in 2017, but fortunately this is not a typical breakup album
The singer-songwriter’s gorgeous 80s rock-indebted production is too often undermined by clichéd songwriting