From Louisiana to Los Angeles to ‘Sensitive Devil,’ these are some songs that have stayed close. Crash Richard has lived a few musical lives by now. Some people […]
From Louisiana to Los Angeles to ‘Sensitive Devil,’ these are some songs that have stayed close. Crash Richard has lived a few musical lives by now. Some people […]
Scottish folk here John Martyn meets Portishead and trip-hop grooves in his lesser-known ’90s era. In the mid ’90s, trip-hop was taking the UK music scene by storm […]
Cosmic Mount Washington yard pop via Tokyo, Elkins, and Nashville. Yohei Shikano is a Japanese-American singer-songwriter based in Mount Washington, a hillside neighborhood that has over the past […]
A decade on, the repress revives Nicolas Jaar’s Pomegranates and its shadow-score to Sergei Parajanov’s The Color of Pomegranates. Ten years ago, Nicolás Jaar released Pomegranates as if […]
Cliff’s breakout performance helped ignite global attention, yet it was the full soundtrack — Toots and the Maytals, The Melodians, The Slickers, Dekker — that turned one movie […]
Read an archival 1984 Musician Magazine interview with cult favorite Detroit mutant funk duo Was (Not) Was. “When black people hear our music,” proclaims Don Fagenson, “they know […]
Paradise is a Frequency’s double LP with Numero Group, ’The Style of Life,’ reminds us that some of the most revealing parts of a record never make a […]
