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Another taste of the forthcoming 'Father Of The Bride' LP shows the reformed band in top shape, with help from The Internet’s Steve Lacy and a video nosh with Jerry Seinfeld.
His first electronic album is an experiment partially inspired by his years living in Berlin that still feels as familiar as vintage Pavement
The first album since the Nineties from the stoner gods' original lineup is full of the weird, comforting beauty of their finest work
Recording in the late Johnny Cash’s mancave, Snider slings wit, targets hypocrisy, interrogates the blues, and sees ghosts, with Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell assisting.
Unearthed image of the iconic Texas country poet
The Australian singer-songwriter takes on toxic masculinity, bad jobs and other modern perils on her excellent debut
Fame hasn't made the emo rap superstar any happier but his music is getting more interesting.
Norwegian singer's debut comes packed with memorable hooks and relatable lyrics
UK rockers aim high on prog-pop concept set, with muddled, mostly generic results.
The prog-pop shapeshifter bundles 34 b-sides, remixes and obscure tracks into an essential set.
