Daily Newsletter, October 6, 2023

On 'Our Roots Run Deep,' Dominique Fils-Aimé has delivered music that is at the same time fully traditional and fully modern, with some incredible results.

With ‘Orange Blossom Child,’ Florida’s Van Planting comes up with her most mature album yet. If you have what ‘Orange Blossom Child,’ the title of Van Planting’s new album refers to, you woul…

Bad History Month, the solo moniker of Philly-via-Boston songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sean Sprecher, has already released some confounding and rightly celebrated recordings in the past but nothing with the gravitas of God Is Luck .

Music history has many haunting unsolved mysteries.

In a final year of the decade, 3 releases accounted for 33 of the weekly number one albums of 1969. The one with the most weeks may surprise

For decades, Penny Arkade was practically a myth, but their initially unreleased album reveals that they ranked right alongside the best L.A. bands of the

From captivating compositions to virtuosic performances, these releases encompass a wide range of styles and showcase the creativity and artistry of today's jazz musicians. Here is our curated selection of ten new jazz albums released this month (October 2023) that you need to know about! Allison Miller, Rivers in Our Veins (Royal Potato) Lauded

Three stereo amps, a streamer and a CD player complete the Arcam Radia line-up, which lands at sensible money (for hi-fi gear)

The forward march of Songs of Our Lives continues unabated with a new episode featuring the one and only Nina Dante. It was such a delightful conversation, and I came away with it knowing…

Featuring Gruff Rhys, Sleater-Kinney, Sufjan Stevens, Sarah Davachi and Bruce Springsteen