One of those nights that happens once, vanishes, and becomes legend in the years that follow. “I love the concept of reworking: that the music continues to breathe, […]
One of those nights that happens once, vanishes, and becomes legend in the years that follow. “I love the concept of reworking: that the music continues to breathe, […]
Habibi Funk teams up with LA-based Armenian cultural archivist Darone Sassounian to present Ara Kekedjian’s “Bourj Hammoud Groove.” It’s been a while since we last checked in with […]
Maria Minerva unearths Plixid, Estonia’s most unlikely lo-fi pop-punk dream. “Is this punk, girl power, or unknown K‑Pop?” asks Estonian music critic Mart Juur. “No, this is growing […]
Smiling C and Charles Bals’ latest compilation Neon Castle is available now via In Sheep’s Clothing Distribution! Walk into any record store with a healthy supply of dead […]
November 14th, Spanish experimentalist Suso Sáiz joins us alongside Suzanne Kraft at In Sheep’s Clothing HQ. In the early ’80s, a group of young conservatory-trained musicians came together […]
A world of Latin and Caribbean dance music at Mission District staple Discodelic Discos Viajantes. There are certain record shops that you visit because you know they’ll have […]
Anchored by Klipsch La Scalas and guided by sommelier Sarina Garibović’s wine list, Sam Cassidy’s hand-built Small Hours turns deep listening into a form of hospitality. In a […]
Futuristic digital cumbia from one of the leading voices of the genre. Originating from the coastal regions of Colombia, cumbia is one of the most iconic dance traditions […]
Diego Herrera aka Suzanne Kraft looks back on 10 years of his seminal album Talk from Home. Truly one of our favorite and most played albums of the […]
A conversation with Ansonia’s Liza Richardson and Souraya Al-Alaoui about the label’s history, revival and future, tracing a catalog of merengue, jibaro, bolero and salsa that has anchored […]
What was once a place to hear machines breathe is now XO, a space where strangers fall silent together in the presence of music — part of a […]
A brash, short-lived music magazine that defined Britpop’s swagger, celebrated the fringes, and even charted the dawn of the internet is resurfacing online. Its scans reveal just how […]
Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, and Danny Gottlieb on ECM, jazz, and performing live. Archived digitally from Musician Magazine. I first met Pal Metheny a few years ago in […]
How Sheffield’s pioneers of industrial funk brought chaos, surveillance, and groove to the legendary Manchester experimental nightclub. The Hacienda in 1983 was a cathedral in progress, a bold […]
Join us Tuesday, August 19th at Zizou for a listening party featuring Prefab Sprout. “We’ve got a new album out.” “Oh yes? What’s it called?” “Steve.” “Steve?” “Steve […]
A quiet collaboration between Kevin McCormick and David Horridge returns, newly remastered and repressed after the label’s sought-after 2021 reissue. Kevin McCormick met David Horridge in 1970, both […]
Read an archival article featured in the 1985 “Kissaten Culture” edition of Kaleidoscope Kyoto, a monthly English journal on Kyoto. The average Japanese coffee house (*kissaten) meets a […]
One of those nights that happens once, vanishes, and becomes legend in the years that follow. “I love the concept of reworking: that the music continues to breathe, […]
Maria Minerva unearths Plixid, Estonia’s most unlikely lo-fi pop-punk dream. “Is this punk, girl power, or unknown K‑Pop?” asks Estonian music critic Mart Juur. “No, this is growing […]
Smiling C and Charles Bals’ latest compilation Neon Castle is available now via In Sheep’s Clothing Distribution! Walk into any record store with a healthy supply of dead […]
Originally commissioned by Chicago’s Adler Planetarium, Cohran’s 1993 record returns via Stones Throw’s new imprint Listening Position. In 1993, when Chicago’s Adler Planetarium asked Kelan Phil Cohran to score a […]
Available for preorder, the Danish composer transforms centuries of “fountain music” into something fluid, modern, and alive. Commissioned in the sixteenth century by Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este, the […]
From the pulpit to the stage, D’Angelo spent his life chasing transcendence through rhythm — a body of work that burned bright, vanished, and returned to remind us […]
