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The Necks are keeping it normal As it turns out, Australia’s most renowned free-improvisation trio are just regular guys who like to party. By Raphael Helfand The Necks (from left: Tony Buck, Lloyd Swanton, and Chris Abrahams. Photo by Camille Walsh. When the Necks released their debut album, Sex, in 1989, it didn’t make…
The New York City jazz-rock band’s new album, Enough, is the product of an entirely new approach to making music: expansive, omnivorous, and otherworldly. Ivy Meissner Shortly after finishing work on Big Time Things, his band Office Culture’s third studio album, Winston Cook-Wilson realized he’d pushed his process to its limit. Written alone and rehearsed…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Terry O’Connor Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Charli XCX’s star-studded remix album for ‘Brat,’ GloRilla’s high-energy debut, ‘GLORIOUS,’ and rapper E L U C I D’s blistering new…
On her third album, Acadia, the guitarist and composer pushes even further beyond folk conventions, incorporating jazz, bluegrass, and ambient music. Yasmin Williams Ebru Yildiz Around a minute into “Dawning,” at the end of a solo acoustic guitar introduction that rises and rests at its own calm pace, Yasmin Williams pauses to let a…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Clifford Usher Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on Half Waif’s new album about grief, Caribou’s AI experimentation, and Jonah Yano’s latest jazzy effort. Half Waif: See You at the…
Stream every standout album released this Friday with The FADER’s weekly roundup. Ezra Collective Photo via publicist Every Friday, The FADER’s writers dive into the most exciting new projects released that week. Today, read our thoughts on the return of Xiu Xiu, U.K. rapper Nines’ final album, Ezra Collective’s Dance, No One’s Watching, and…
Milton Nascimento and esperanza spalding’s journey into jazz’s open ocean spalding tells the story of her new joint album with the legendary Brazilian singer. By Raphael Helfand esperanza spalding (left) and Milton Nasciemento. Photo by Lucas Nogueira. esperanza spalding first heard Milton Nascimento’s music as a grad student at Berklee. “Some Brazilian friends were…
Reflections on Blue Note Jazz Fest 2024 Looking back at the New York institution’s month-long music marathon. By Raphael Helfand Sun Ra Arkestra perform at Sony Hall. Photo by Dervon Dixon. Every June, the Blue Note Jazz Club’s flagship location in Greenwich Village becomes the nexus of a month-long celebration of the United States’…
Kronos Quartet & Friends discuss their new Sun Ra tribute album and celebrate Arkestra leader Marshall Allen’s 100th birthday. Left: Marshall Allen, photo by Harald Krichel. Right: Kronos Quartet, photo by Lenny Gonzalez. Sun Ra passed on to a higher plane a week after his 79th earthly birthday. His Arkestra, however, has been constantly…
Arooj Aftab’s constellations The Pakistani singer discusses the far-flung foundations of her new album, Night Reign. By Raphael Helfand Arooj Aftab. Photo by Shreya Dev Dube. Arooj Aftab is a nocturnal creature by preference. It’s a sunny Sunday afternoon — Aftab is dressed in black and wears dark sunglasses — and we’re sitting outside…