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Just as the sky pales to muted pink, a cluster of light appears suspended in air. Is it a trick of the eye, or have stars congregated on the...
Arcade Fire's Sarah Neufeld Sets May Release For New Solo Album 'Detritus' Thursday, 11 February 2021 Written by Jon Stickler Sarah Neufeld, known for her work with Arcade Fire, has shared details of her first solo album in five years. 'Detritus' will arrive on May 14 via Paper Bag/One Little Independent Records and feature the newly shared opening track, Stories, a contemplative arrangement showcasing the violinist and composer's haunting vocals over a blend of strings and celestial synths. Neufeld — who is also a member of Bell Orchestre — worked with Arcade Fire ba...
Best New Track âHard Driveâ In the elegant and kaleidoscopic âHard Drive,â New York songwriter Cassandra Jenkins lets us in on a series of conversations. Thereâs a security guard with a Queens accent, a bookkeeper at an inn in California, a driving instructor named Darryl, and a psychic with gemstone eyes at a friendâs birthday party. They all seem to want Jenkins to relax her mind and open her heart to the world around herâwhich is, of course, easier said than done. As Jenkins figures things out, her bandâfeaturing Stuart Bogie on saxophone, Eric Biond...
2 months ago "Heavy Covenant" by The Hold Steady The Hold Steady have dropped “Heavy Covenant,” the latest single off the band’s forthcoming release Open Door Policy, available via Positive Jams label via Thirty Tigers on Friday, February 19, 2021. “‘Heavy Covenant’ is a song about travel, technology, and human connection,” says singer Craig Finn. “The song came out of two different music pieces that THS piano/keyboardist Franz Nicolay brought in, and with the help of producer Josh Kaufman, we combined them. It came together quickly, and when our friends Stuart and Jordan ca...
Luluc closing out 2020 sharing a producer with pop behemoth Taylor Swift, it seems like a fitting end to this liminal, otherworldly year. The kinetic Aaron Dessner beat that opens the Australian duoâs fourth album is as much of a departure from the more muted tones of their previous work as its siblings brought to folklore â and yet, just as those propelled Swiftâs heroine east from St Louis, this synthesised pulse also takes the listener on a journey. The opening âEmerald Cityâ began in a world halfway between the Melbourne of Lulucâs beginnings and the Brook...