Jamila Woods – LEGACY! LEGACY!
A deeply thoughtful exploration of race, gender and blackness from the neo-soul artist
Sharon Van Etten – Remind Me Tomorrow
On her fifth album, Van Etten swaps the guitar for synths, powering her record’s heart-on-your-sleeve universe with the energy of the Roland TR-808
Unknown Mortal Orchestra: Exclusive Acoustic Session
We caught up with the New Zealand psych rockers to talk politics and their latest LP Sex & Food
Angel Olsen – Phases
Decrying former lovers and ruminating on hard-earned realisations, Olsen’s collection of demos and rarities sees her arrive at more realistic ambitions
Moses Sumney – Aromanticism
Don’t mistake Moses Sumney’s debut for an album of classic love confessionals, it’s more subversive than that
Aesthetic:
Moses Sumney
Moses Sumney’s vision has him on the verge of a breakthrough. Our extended editorial sees him expand on his sense for subversion
Tim Darcy – Saturday Night
The debut solo album from Ought’s frontman captures his theatrical range with heart and humour
20 Questions: Tim Darcy
The Ought frontman – whose solo album Saturday Night is out this month – steps up for the latest round of 20 Questions
Angel Olsen – My Woman
On 2012’s Half Way Home, Angel Olsen’s sorrow-laden voice was taken at face value, plonking her…
Preoccupations announce self-titled album and tour
The eponymous LP will be released on Jagjaguwar Blighted by controversy around their original name, Viet…
Sharon Van Etten Matters of the Heart
Sitting down with New York’s Sharon Van Etten
Viet Cong
Entering Berlin’s Lido to the murmurs of Brighton’s The Soft Walls set a dark, hypnotic…