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No contemporary artist is more dedicated to keeping the funk alive than Los Angeles producer Damon Riddick, a.k.a. Dâm-Funk. His collaboration with iconic rapper Snoop Dogg is heavy on George Clinton's cosmic grooves and notable for its many moments of subtlety. More....
The beats are undeniable in this two-disc compilation of adventurous dance music. More....
This 4-CD set captures the glory days of Nashboro, the powerhouse gospel label that put out a huge amount of music, held together by a signature echo. It's a gorgeously articulated sound space. More....
Each of the 10 songs on Fellow Travelers pays tribute to an artist with whom Shearwater has toured. It's fascinating to hear the band function as a skeleton key that opens up the works of Xiu Xiu and Coldplay and St. Vincent alike. More....
The pianist's first visit to France and the 3,000-seat Salle Pleyel concert hall ended in disaster. Fifteen years later, after he became an international star, Monk returned to the same stage with his own band, planning a surprise. More....
As the androgynous vocal half of Rhye, Michael Milosh keeps himself enshrouded in mystery. But his new solo album is more revealing, forthcoming, sexy and domestic. More....
The 19-year-old Bugg is both a rebel and a natural-born hitmaker, expressing anger, hope and the desire for change within melodies that sound totally right for the radio. More....
David Tiso concocts gnarled, hydra-Zorn headbangers like some kind of metal mad scientist on Ephel Duath's fifth album. Producer Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, Morbid Angel) grounds the insanity with a vicious low-end. More....
The British duo makes music using clips from old British government propaganda films as narratives for songs engineered to inspire dancing and general chaos. Its music explores the past as it looks into the future, with music meant for clubs that doesn't fit neatly into some EDM subgenre or nightlife cliche. More....
Britten's response to the collective bloodshed of the 20th century remains as vital and visceral as it was when his Requiem premiered more than 50 years ago. It was commissioned for the reconsecration of Britain's Coventry Cathedral, which had been destroyed by a Nazi bomb raid in 1940. More....
Pig Iron Theatre Company presents its alternative production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, or What You Will, through December...Read More
Sad and disappointing news about the loss of a great live music venue in Philadelphia: The Blockley, the live music venue, bar and...Read More
Massachusetts band Speedy Ortiz will release their Real Hair EP via Carpark Records in February, following up this...Read More
Brooklyn recording artist Julianna Barwick has announced a headlining tour for early 2014 that includes a stop the First Unitarian...Read More
There’s a chuckle at the other end of the line when I ask Heyward Howkins about his iPhone demos – the raw, one-take early...Read More
