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Bandcamp / Buy Daniel Bachman made his name as a guitar prodigy when he was still in his twenties, and his early run of releases—first under the name Sacred Harp, and then under his birth name—anointed him as a worthy scion to the greats of fingerstyle guitar. Records like 2012’s Seven Pines showcased a reflective, sophisticated style with an ear for tradition. But perhaps Bachman realized that time would turn this comfortable niche into a trap. More recently, the Charlottesville musician has quietly broken off from the pack of earnest guitar players paying homage to the...

Embed The Essex singer Dodie. Her debut full-length, Build A Problem, tops our shortlist of the best new albums out on May 7. Parri Thomas/Courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption Parri Thomas/Courtesy of the artist The songs of Essex singer Dodie Clark are both delicate and intricately detailed, with gossamer voices that levitate over fluttering sonic wonders and sudden, often breathtaking shifts. After amassing an army of fans with self-released YouTube videos, the singer, known simply as Dodie, is dropping her full-length debut. We gi...

Virginia guitarist Daniel Bachman has announced a new album. It’s called Axacan and it’s out May 7 via Three Lobed as part of the label’s 20th anniversary series. Along with the announcement, Bachman has shared a new song from the album, “Coronach.” “‘Coronach is a type of ‘funeral dirge,’” he said in a press release. “This tune is my own lament for lives lost to COVID-19 and emotions related to the failings of western society in handling a pandemic. It’s pretty literal and I hope it comes across in the resonance of the music.”...

Music reviews: Maximo Park, A Moving Sound, Tangents and more March 12, 2021 — 4.00pm Save Normal text size Credit:Magdalena Frackowiak. ★★★★ Music that evolved from the Silk Road trade route, with its caravans, markets, celebrations and taverns, could be a genre in itself. This Taipei-based band reinterprets Taiwan’s history of migration from across China’s diverse regions, producing an epic cavalcade of Silk Road music history combined with edgy contemporary musicianship. Interweaving moments that sound Mongolian, Arabic, Turkic, Greek, Persian, Indian and...