And as far as Burning Song is concerned, it’s her most open and accessible so far. While some may see Burning Song as one entire long-form piece, it’s anything but. Recorded over two nights, engineer ...

Recorded last summer in Philadelphia, the duo trade barbs for something that delivers on all fronts.

“W hen I died / I was alive,” sings Ty Segall on Chrome ’s eponymous closing track. Sonically, Segall hasn’t sounded so vibrant in years, while lyrically, it’s the kind of message permeating with the ...

German producer, Markus Guentner, has had a fascinating journey throughout the world of electronica. Over the years, the Regensburg-based artist has travelled from the sweaty walls of clubland as a DJ ...

With a lot of publications having already publishing their end of year lists, as always, we like to refrain from showing our hand too soon. It’s all about blocking the outside noise and inner voices, ...

Amée Chanter and Thomas Close talk us through their debut LP. Thomas Close: “Video is dog-based. All good music videos have to have a dog in them. Drum wise I was listening to a lot of the band ...

A new year! A chance to right the wrongs of the past 12 months. A fresh optimism inspired by a swathe of narcissistic ‘Goodbye 2023’ missives on Instagram. What a time to live, right? Wrong. Spending ...

Following on from our recent look at Simon Bonney’s solo album Forever, Sun 13 were lucky enough to speak to the man himself. The interview took place over Zoom, which is a tricky thing to set up when ...

Since the late ’90s, for me the primary source of folk and experimentalism has been Ben Chasny. Later years have seen more blueprint moments, too, but as fan bases grow older and priorities in life ...

Antietam are a band that fits like a glove. If you glance at your record collection, they are like a concoction of all your favourite things in it. Street-level but possessing the powers to be somehow ...

The members of the Austin, TX unit talk us through their excellent new LP, ‘Instruments’. Bristling with energy that sends shivers down the spine, Instruments is another victory for the Austin giants, ...

“Like an unexplained cactus in New England / We all want a life we can’t sustain,” sings Stephen Pierce on Whatever’s Left Pt. II: A Cactus in New England – the closing song to Gold Dust’s latest ...