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A track-by-track tour of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s career-spanning Opus The legendary Japanese artist’s last waltz is a bittersweet time warp. By Raphael Helfand, Jordan Darville Ryuichi Sakamoto. Photo by Neo Sora. It’s hard to overstate the significance of the Ryuichi Sakamoto singularity. His half-century career spanned from Tokyo to New York City, both stylistically and…
“Seun Kuti on the dreams and struggles behind his new EP with Black Thought” Seun Kuti breaks down African Dreams track by track. Left: Seun Kuti, photo by Alexis Mayron. Right: Black Thought, photo by Bennett Raglin via Getty Images. It’s been four years since Seun Kuti — the youngest son of Fela Kuti…
“The duality of Mount Kimbie” Kai Campos and Dom Maker break down their new split double album, MK 3.5: Die Cuts | City Planning, track by track. Bolade Banjo Mount Kimbie have found success over the past decade by presenting a united front, producing sleek electronic instrumentals that can feel impenetrably solid. But Dom Maker…
“Show Me the Body move with “millitancy and love”” Julian Cashwan Pratt and Harlan Steed break down the explosive NYC hardcore group’s newly released third studio LP, Trouble the Water, track by track. Nick Sethi Show Me The Body would be easy to write off as a novelty act — a hardcore punk band prominently…
“CEO Trayle breaks down his four-track victory lap” The Bronx-born, Atlanta-based rapper discusses his celebratory, reflective new Vier EP, and premieres a music video. Never Panic Films Just before Christmas 2021, CEO Trayle told The FADER’s Brandon Calendar he was much more than a one-hit wonder. He’s been proving it ever since, sharing consistently strong…
“How Wu-Lu channelled his full emotional spectrum into a staggering studio debut” The enigmatic South London artist breaks down his new debut LP Loggerhead track by track. Machine Operated “I used to live in South London / There’s not much of it left,” Miles Romans-Hopcraft monotones at the start of “South,” the January 2021 breakout…
“How Medicine Singers push powwow music into the avant garde” Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson, Yonatan Gat, and their motley cast break down their self-titled debut album as Medicine Singers, a collaboration years in the making. Slavko Pusavec South By Southwest isn’t usually the best place to forge a durable creative bond. But in 2017, when…
“Flasher look at love from every angle” The D.C.-founded duo break down their sophomore LP, Love Is Yours, track by track. Will Matsuda. Flasher have broken free. The D.C.-founded, now-bicoastal duo of Taylor Mulitz and Emma Baker established themselves with a self-titled 2016 EP and a 2018 full-length’s worth of tightly wound post-punk tracks. On…
“Inside the hope and heartache of Dehd’s Blue Skies” The Chicago trio break down their new album track by track. Photo by Alexa Viscius. Dehd make songs for dreamers and sufferers alike. The Chicago trio’s moody, landlocked surf rock gained a national platform after the well-deserved but unexpected success of their third album, 2020’s…