Indie Grid

There is an important difference between returning to music because you miss it and returning because silence no longer feels […]

Grief rarely begins with understanding. More often, it arrives as interruption: a conversation unfinished, a familiar presence removed without warning, […]

Twenty years between albums can sometimes turn a return into an exercise in nostalgia. On ‘Dance Again’, however, Patti Zlaket sounds […]

Following years spent touring across the UK, Europe and the United States, Illinois-born, Nashville-based artist James Bruner arrives with his debut album ‘Can’t […]

Mexican composer, producer and multidisciplinary artist Oriana Gidi returns with ‘iloteca’, a richly detailed and deeply imaginative album that dissolves the boundaries between […]

Florida is often reduced to a postcard: beaches, theme parks, palm trees and an endless promise of sunshine. But on her […]

Grief rarely arrives in an orderly form. It disrupts language, distorts time and resists the neat conclusions people often try […]

Some albums emerge from a single rupture, but ‘Ghosts & Gardens’ was shaped by several arriving almost all at once. For Sleeping […]

There’s a particular kind of optimism that only great music seems capable of delivering. It’s that stubborn belief that movement […]

The title of Ana April’s latest single might suggest raised fists and sweeping declarations, but ‘Revolution’ operates in a far more interesting space than […]