Peter Watts
Shards of pure folk goodness poke through the ambitious, abstract arrangements on tracks like "Life's Work" and "Surviving You".
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9mo
Cosmic wonder meets intimate storytelling as the trio expand into strange new worlds.
10mo
Revelatory ... The set offers great insight into Springsteen's creative process.
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11mo
Thoughtful sixth album, which sees the songwriter wrestle with the growing challenges of life as she enters her early thirties.
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1y
Dan Wriggins brings some of Lambchop's pained soul-baring to his vocals, and the band give him plenty of space while keeping songs interesting and dynamic.
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11mo
Packed with musical and literary references, there’s a lot to unpick, but tracks like “The Catastrophe (Good Luck With That, Man)” show the band still have a knack for pop hooks, albeit not as lo-fi as before.
1y
It’s that meditative aspect that makes Flam such an interesting record, its slight quality acting as a subterfuge for the complexity of the music.
1y
