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DJ Shadow's sixth album is every bit a call to action as it is a hard look in the mirror. Our Pathetic Age, a sprawling 26-track double LP,...

After a couple of decades of exploratory mutations, Beck has entered the crowd-pleasing phase of his career. His fantastic live shows are al...

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Before Josh Klinghoffer joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2007, the California guitarist enjoyed a career as a session/live musician for a...

Although admired throughout his career, Chet Baker was never revered in the same manner as mid-century peers like Miles, Ornette and Coltran...

On one of the most sophisticated rock albums of 2019, Toronto's Bankruptcy balance weighty subject matter with cool hooks and textured, guit...

Bishop Briggs' debut full-length, Church of Scars, was released only last year, but the UK artist was hyped as someone to watch two years be...

What instruments spring to mind at the mention of "alt-folk?" Acoustic guitars? Banjos? Fiddles?   If bawdy, blissful brass wasn't your fi...

Welcome to Mikrosector-50, Jack Hamill's debut full-length as Space Dimension Controller, was an ambitious piece of narrative-driven space-f...

If you thought you'd seen the last of Deliluh for 2019, think again: Now five months since their May EP, Oath of Intent, the Toronto art-pun...