Discography: David Bowie: The Next Day The Next Day was clearing the table for Bowie, an album that got him working again after a decade away and one that tangled with his long legacy and his more traditional rock sound of recent years. Read More
Rediscover: Low Cut Connie: Get Out the Lotion There's no revelation in Low Cut Connie's pursuit of the margins. The group's more likely to provide acknowledgment and then just jump in. Read More
Discography: David Bowie: Reality Given the hiatus that would follow this record – and, now, Bowie’s death – it’s hard not to look for portentous phrasings. Read More
Discography: David Bowie: Heathen A classic artifact by an artist finding his purpose again in response to a national tragedy. Read More
Rediscover: Andrew White: Passion Flower If you’re new to White, it may be the beginning of a beautiful musical friendship. Read More
Discography: David Bowie: Hours Perhaps it was inevitable that Bowie would finally turn pensive and reserved after his 50th birthday Read More
Resequence: Childish Gambino: 3.15.20 After a series of thematically and sonically holistic projects, Gambino’s latest album is maddeningly inconsistent. Still, there are plenty of great songs and ideas here. Read More
Rediscover: The For Carnation: The For Carnation If Slint’s Spiderland is post-rock’s Rosetta Stone, then The For Carnation is its Odyssey. Read More
Rediscover: Lords of the New Church: Killer Lords A fistful of transcendent punk ballads and gothic anthems. Read More
Discography: David Bowie: Earthling Earthling remains one of his most energetic albums, a collection of straightforward, intense pop that proved he was still eager to create as he entered his fourth decade of recording. Read More