Nakhane: Bastard Jargon
Where the South African singer-songwriter’s work was tinged with melancholy, their new album, executive produced by Nile Rodgers, renders carnal ecstasy in bright tones and major keys.
Source: pitchfork.com
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Nakhane drops an 'existential sex' album "Bastard Jargon" and we love it
South African born, Nakhane drops ‘Bastard Jargon,’ a pounding, physical, hot-blooded third album which sounds like grit sprayed over shiny pop.
Source: gq.co.za
New Music Discovery of the Week: Grouplove "Hello"
New Music Discovery of the Week: Grouplove "Hello"
Source: iheart.com
Music News Desk 2023-03-23
BroadwayWorld.com's Newsroom contains the latest in theatre news from Broadway, Off-Broadway, the West End, National Tours and beyond.
Source: broadwayworld.com
'Yellowjackets' Season 2 opens with Sharon Van Etten's perfect song "Seventeen"
"Yellowjackets" Season 2 opens with Sharon Van Etten's "Seventeen", the perfect song to bring us back.
Source: mashable.com
Blondie Share Their New Collaboration With Former Smiths Guitarist Johnny Marr
Blondie Share Their New Collaboration With Former Smiths Guitarist Johnny Marr, news, music news, Ireland
Source: nova.ie
Best albums of the week: Slowthai, Kali Uchis, The Lathums
Slowthai is in his own lane, Kali Uchis is a modern day Billie Holiday, Nakhane delivers a message of liberation, the Lathums want catharsis
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Sir Chloe | Paradoxical New Album 'I Am The Dog'
Dana Foote on the band's upcoming album and latest single, "Hooves"
Source: flaunt.com
The Murder Capital: "We're pretty big theory nerds – that thing of people thinking it's uncool to know music theory is dying now. It's just so stupid!"
Cathal Roper and Damien Tuit discuss the Irish post-punks new album, Gigis Recovery – a case study in leaning into the golden age of the stompbox for new tones and sounds, and geeking out on theor
Source: guitarworld.com