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On Michael Hurley, the werewolf in the easy chair The recently deceased “Godfather of freak folk” established his left-field aesthetic with Armchair Boogie, an album equal parts mournful and serene. By Raphael Helfand Michael Hurley. Photo by Sarah Taft. It’s Saturday, March 29, and an 83-year-old man with a deep-crimson guitar sits in a…
Justin Vernon will take the court as part of a series of events promoting the release of Bon IVer’s new album sABLE, fABLE. Bon Iver. Photo by Graham Tolbert Bon Iver’s new album sABLE, fABLE is out Friday (April 12), and the new project from Justin Vernon will be promoted by a bunch of…
On her latest album, Seabird finds comfort in the small things. Lily Seabird Eliza Callahan It’s mid-afternoon in Burlington, Vermont and singer-songwriter Lily Seabird is giving me an MTV Cribs-style tour of her home via Zoom. Dubbed “Trash Mountain” by tenants long before the singer-songwriter and her friends moved in, it’s a pink house…
Ichiko Aoba sings for life in all its forms On Luminescent Creatures, the Japanese guitarist and songwriter finds connections between whales, the stars, and the human experience. By Raphael Helfand Ichiko Aoba. Photo by Michael Leviton. The music of Ichiko Aoba traces the blurred borders between apparent opposites. On the Japanese guitarist and singer-songwriter’s…
The London-born, Atlanta-based artist’s latest full-length is a drastic and engaging reinvention. Puma Blue. Photo by Liv Hamilton Puma Blue first emerged in 2017 from South London’s music scene with a cool, lounge-friendly guitar sound and breathy vocals to match. The Atlanta-based artist’s third full-length album antichamber, out today, is quite the departure from…
The English singer-songwriter, prone to medieval flights of fancy and celestial metaphors, spends his new album, End of the Middle, embedded in life’s minutiae. Richard Dawson. Photo by Sally Pilkington. Richard Dawson’s bent folk music has never been entirely of this earth. The Newcastle singer-songwriter has always had a flair for the fantastical, painting…
The five-track EP contains songs recorded between 2018 and 2020. Big Thief. Photo by Noah Lenker. Big Thief have surprise-released Passional Relations, a new five-track EP, exclusively for sale on the indie-folk band’s website. Proceeds from the sales will benefit charities and communities affects by the Los Angeles wildfires. The band writes: “The majority…
“I chose three artists that are directly impacted by the fires, hopefully to shine a light on artists you may not know.” Devin Oktar For The FADER’s Mini Tapes series, we typically ask artists to come-up with short playlists for things like soundtracking a spa day, eating your lunch, or texting your crush. Today, Sharon…
The New York-based singer-songwriter talks shifting her sound and how a physical therapy session changed her perspective. When we speak to singer-songwriter Clara Miller, she’d just finished teaching a dance class. “Baby ballet,” she says. As a former dancer with the New York City ballet, so much of Miller’s music has been heavily informed by…
The 50 best albums of 2024 From Brat to Bird’s Eye and Cold Visions to Queridão, these are the albums we couldn’t ignore this year. By Alex Robert Ross, Cady Siregar, Jordan Darville, Raphael Helfand, Steffanee Wang, Wale Oloworekende, Shaad D’Souza, Lucas Villa, Colin Joyce, Emma Madden, Vivian Medithi, David Renshaw, Walden Green Every album…