Building on his pre-pandemic solo shows, Nick Cave delivers a stripped-down, healing tour through his bleak but soulful oeuvre.

Blues sisters miss the mark by playing it safe.

Finding ways to mix assorted blasts of inspiration with formal attentiveness lets the group craft pieces that can take their time to develop to the point.

If Slint’s Spiderland is post-rock’s Rosetta Stone, then The For Carnation is its Odyssey.

A titanic work that runs just under 40 minutes and is frightening in its originality

Chock full of attitude, fun and menace, Shygirl’s latest establishes a new, larger-than-life persona in addition to her trademark, detached cold-as-ice clubgirl.

Supergroup shows the youngins how it’s done

Frustratingly limited to an expensive vinyl set, Rhino’s reissue of Elvis Costello’s third album is nonetheless a superlative package.

Mizmor and Black grant the listener an outlet to lament the severity of the Covid-19 pandemic, searching for pockets of beauty in bleakness.

Rafael Machuca pivoted from tax lawyer to record label exec, and if the funky sounds of Colombia inspired that radical career shift, the least it will do is inspire you to dance.