It's a testament to how completely we've dissolved genre barriers that a record can merge the sounds of seven decades of popular music witho...

Two-and-a-half-hour compilation Tunes 2011-2019 works its way backwards through the last decade of Burial's output, but like many of the pro...

It might seem counterintuitive to make club music for home use, but it isn't half as weird as making club music for mornings spent meditativ...

DeForrest Brown, Jr. transplanted himself from the deep South to New York City in the early 2010s, and has since garnered a reputation as a...

In honour of the tenth anniversary of Merriweather Post Pavilion — Animal Collective's eighth studio album and their most commercially succe...

Welcome to the utopian metropolis of Somewhere City, a place where the drive-thru windows are open all night and Dr. Pepper flows from fount...

Sloan were Canadian legends throughout their '90s heyday. Sam Roberts reigned supreme over mid-2000s airwaves. But it's arguably the glossy,...

When it comes to death metal bands, few have built a discography as strong as Cattle Decapitation's. Their early records are captivating, bu...

Better known as a visual artist who's worked with Björk, Arca and FKA twigs, Jesse Kanda has established himself as a go-to hand behind some...

In the mid-'90s, Swedish industrial band Misery Loves Co. signed to the formidable Earache Records and quickly became a shining star among t...

There's nothing terribly groundbreaking about Capitol's style, and they'll be the first ones to admit that. "We drew inspiration from some o...