Music

This coming September, Baxter Dury will return with his ninth album, produced by Paul Epworth. The R&B signer

This past week, we lost two giants of 1960s music: Sly Stone, the bandleader and composer for Sly and the

Sofia Kourtesis, the blazing, Berlin-based DJ, has teamed up with Dan Snaith (AKA Caribou), as his dance-music alias, Daphni, for

The Icelandic composer and multi-instrumentalist Ólafur Arnalds has a new record coming out July 11, A Dawning—cut with Eion

Yussef Dayes is a British jazz drummer known for exploring polyrhythms far outside the American-jazz frame of reference—here, with

There are all kinds of ways life might conspire to make other people’s experiences difficult for you to imagine.

The Australians-moved-to-London indie rockers HTRK are bringing new life to the tradition of Mazzy Star and the dream-pop genre as

The Stockholm-based post-punk band Viagra Boys put out their fourth album last month, and this, the closing track, may be

Smerz is a Norwegian electronic music duo that splits their time between Oslo and Copenhagen. Big City Life is their

The Oakland-based guitarist and composer Chuck Johnson conjures other worlds, with cathedrals of shimmering guitar. Here on his new album