Nap Eyes, the ramshackle Canadian folk-rock poets, returned last month after three years away with a pair of new songs. Today they have another new single out. “Demons,” adapted from a phantasmagorical poem by Russian Romantic poet Alexander Pushkin (and not the hall of fame Trouble Will Find Me track), is a remarkable accomplishment. It spends more than six minutes steadily drifting forward, giving Nigel Chapman’s wobbly tenor a brilliant canvas. I love this one; listen below.
The Purple One, His Royal Badness, the High Priest of Pop–all names have been used to describe Prince throughout his 40-year-long career. During his legacy, he left behind 39 studio albums, four films, and an impact that influenced generations. But despite his fame, he kept much of his personal life under wraps. Prince’s life could […]
Rooted in ambient and spiritual music, Karen Salicath’ s ‘Dreams of Angels’ transcends conventional albums, offering a deeply reflective experience that merges artistry with divinity. The 16-track collection feels less like a playlist and more like an immersive journey through ethereal realms. Each piece is imbued with a sense of grace and healing, inviting listeners […]
Kassie Krut, the experimental rock trio who we recently crowned one of the Best New Artists Of 2024, will release their self-titled debut EP this Friday. So far we’ve posted the singles “Reckless” and “Racing Man,” and with just a couple of days left to go before the full EP’s out, they’ve shared another song […]
