The Danish singer-songwriter returns with a candid ode to motherhood
A long creative journey, a constant stitching and cutting of words and sounds for a touching debut
The American artist's most eccentric and multifaceted album is also her most cohesive and solid
Death makes you wise: the surreal humor of the English singer-songwriter
A seemingly understated album, yet full of life, that shows us a singer-songwriter in a state of grace
Our interview with the English duo, between constructive tensions, orbital flights, and critiques of modern society
The Australian artist reinterprets seventy years of folk music without fearing comparison to the past.
A prayer from the depths of the South: where ancient pain becomes community
A breezy country-pop narrative from one half of Water From The Eyes
Will Oldham reinvents himself: a two-day stint in Los Angeles backed by a horn section
One year after "Get Sunk", a feisty new release from the The National frontman
The exile album that turned semba into a weapon of freedom: the voice of a man on the run becomes the cry of an entire nation
Acoustic-tinged recollections and reflections from the Canadian musician
Twelve years after "Morning Phase", a new songwriting chapter for the Californian pop-rock genius
The weight of a decade marks a sincere, therapeutic return among the wounds of the past