Wim Mertens, the Stakhanovite of music without expiration
Wim Mertens bursts into laughter, spontaneous and mischievous, when asked if he knows exactly the number of albums he has ...
Tag: Disc review
Kerri Chandler, the ‘house’ within everyone’s reach
The prelude to catching a flight is often a tedious and useless moment. A couple of years ago, those waiting ...
The latest from Billie Eilish, Norah Jones, Nathy Peluso, Richard Hawley and other albums of the month
Billie Eilish, in all its versionsBy Laura FernandezBillie Eilish Hit Me Hard and Soft Interscope / UniversalNot enough is said ...
Beth Gibbons abdicated her kingdom: Portishead’s voice returns with a new album
The numerical reference that the Domino label assigned to Lives Outgrown, Beth Gibbons' new album (and her first truly solo ...
St. Vincent’s new album awakens a rabid and beautiful sonic self
Annie Clark says, that is, St. Vincent says, that she knew that sooner or later she would publish an album ...
The new Dua Lipa, Sr. Chinarro, Iron & Wine, Justice and other albums of the month
Dua Lipa or heartbreakBy Xavi SanchoDua Lipa'Radical Optimism'WarnerIt seems that this new album by Dua Lipa is not convincing the ...
'Vampire Weekend': the vampire dance returns
One night in March 2010, Vampire Weekend performed in Barcelona presenting what was then their second full-length, Against. After the ...
Twisting the six strings: the guitar once again electrifies today's jazz
Diving into the enormous flood of new recordings that are published on the secondary roads that jazz travels in today's ...
Happiness for beginners according to Bill Ryder-Jones
In 2016, long before mental health was talked about as openly as it is now, Bill Ryder-Jones, a 32-year-old English ...
The new Bad Gyal, The Smile, Kali Uchis and other albums of the month
Bad Gyal is never boringBy Xavi SanchoBad Gyal The jewelUniversalIf, in literature, the how is many times more interesting than ...
