Bill Callahan – My Days Of 58
Bill Callahan’s eighth album under his given name continues a remarkably consistent run that dates back to his Smog days.
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Beverly Glenn-Copeland – Laughter In Summer
At 82, electronic music pioneer Beverly Glenn-Copeland meets his devastating diagnosis with characteristic grace. A mix of reworked classics and new songs, Laughter In Summer stands as a tender testament to his enduring love.
Tyler Ballgame – For The First Time, Again
Tyler Ballgame sings like he’s possessed by the ghosts of the entire Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Roy Orbison, chiefly. But does his debut album rise above the level of pastiche?
Tobias Jesso Jr. – s h i n e
Returning after a 10-year absence, the lapsed singer-songwriter faces the mammoth task of proving his individuality as an artist.
Stella Donnelly – Love and Fortune
The Melbourne singer-songwriter demonstrates her natural ease and likeability as she copes with an irreparable friendship.
Hannah Frances – Nested in Tangles
On her sixth LP, the Vermont-based singer-songwriter offers a sense of spiritual grounding within its intricate folk.
Greg Freeman – Burnover
The second album from Vermont’s Greg Freeman plays with an ease that belies its intricacy. Juan Edgardo Rodríguez reviews.