“A self that goes on changing is a self that goes on living,” says Virginia Woolf, reflecting on the art of letter writing. And a key to keep growing is to surround yourself with people of creative vitality. It’s a theme...
London duo Sorry started out with a couple of online mixtapes. Their early recordings were as thrilling and surprising as the best YouTube deep dives, spiralling through indie rock and downbeat pop. Asha Lorenz and Louis...
Golden Repair is the third solo album from Melbourne’s Tom Iansek. It’s another pristine collection of melodies and meditations on the human spirit. The title is so apt for the music Tom makes; it’s a reference...
“Slivers of joy peep through, but only when you let them. So why don’t you just let them?” asks Bethany Cosentino on Graceless Kids. For a decade now Cosentino has been broadcasting these slivers of joy with bandmate...
On her last album, Citizen of Glass, Agnes Obel explored the idea of humans as transparent creatures: open in their online lives, completely visible for all to see. To make this album the Danish prodigy layered as many as 250...