UMO3 is gumdrop sweet and taffy thick. I can’t help but think of a trip to th…

I’m eating a cookie right now. It’s a fairly large cookie, and of the chocola…

Honesty is a characteristic I value in people. More than just truthfulness in…

I love analogue squiggles. That warm beeping and blooding is amazingly endear…

One of my favorite reactions to a new piece of music is “What the fuck…?” I…

Lilienthal’s electronics are a particularly warm and engaging blend of melodi…

Your mom was right. First impressions are important. And boy, does this packa…

Although it may sound trite and played out, but they really don’t make them l…

Patrick Ruteg (from what my friends and I can discern from the French liner …

O.S.T. indulges in the deep and gratifying clanging, which I find so refreshi…

Other Dimensions in Music are one of New York’s finest “ecstatic jazz” quarte…

LAW is the sound of the bullet with your name on it. LAW is the sound of jack…

It’s both enchanting and engaging. When you enter, it seems as if you’ve ente…

Don’t call them math-rock, and don’t compare them to Slint, because you won’t be doing justice to the lush and understated beauty of the Mercury Program. Nirav Soni chairs a roundtable discussion with all four members of the atmospheric and critically acclaimed Gainesville quartet.

With For Intoned is the work of two composers with an active conce…

Christian Fennesz is spearheading a revolution in music. The argument against…

Proem has filled Burnt Plate no.1 with that glitchy sound we have …

I love Meisha because they are willing to take their time. They don’t cave in…

Free. Open. Good. I’m finding that the best music is often the hardest to des…

“Let’s see what pushing this BIG RED BUTTON will do…”