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Meant to be consumed from beginning to end as a total sum, the result is the least burdened Iron And Wine album, and often a delight.

On his first album of new material in six years, Sam Beam mines the onset of middle age for sharp-eyed songs that are lively and relatively breezy, despite the melancholy subject matter.

The two Tiny Desk veterans bring a spirit of serious fun to each other's songs.

Wistful return from indie-folk troubadour

Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by St. Vincent, Justice, Iron & Wine, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Charley Crockett, Anders Osborne, Cris Jacobs, Lawrence Rothman, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Pet Shop Boys and Eric Slick.

From exhibiting Andy Warhol to hosting Louise Erdrich, chatting with Robert Plant and snubbing Barry Manilow, Zandbroz was key to FM culture.

FELLOWSHIP FUNDING Four Spokane County artists will each be receiving a $10,000 fellowship award from Artist Trust, a Seattle-based arts nonprofit. Modern-day storyweaver and performer...

Quirky yet profound, playful but often deeply moving, Light Verse is a record to savour in one sitting, its ten tracks comprising a seriously impressive whole that’s considerably more potent than the sum of its unfailingly impressive individual parts.

Photo Credit: Craig Kief Iron & Wine has released “Anyone’s Game,” the third preview track from the forthcoming project Light Verse. In this latest

Photo Credit: Craig Kief Iron & Wine has released “Anyone’s Game,” the third preview track from the forthcoming project Light Verse. In this latest