14 September 2026 – This Is Lorelei — The Singer in My Band
This Is Lorelei continues winning critical acclaim for The Singer in My Band, with a new New Yorker review examining Nate Amos's subversion of traditions.
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This Is Lorelei continues winning critical acclaim for The Singer in My Band, with a new New Yorker review examining Nate Amos's subversion of traditions.
The complete 14-stop listening journey for 14 September 2026 journeys from Youth Group through indie rock, experimentalism, and electronics to crushing psychedelic doom.
Nate Amos's project This Is Lorelei stands as an essential weekend listen with The Singer in My Band earning Pitchfork acclaim.
The complete 13 September listening session traces a 15-artist journey from Appalachian folk through noisy guitars and piano detours into nocturnal electronics.
The complete 12 September listening session runs from Sairie and This Is Lorelei through Grumpy, The Tubs, Ratboys, Sunken Planes, Mac DeMarco, Eerie Enterprise, ePlanet, Il Bacio della Medusa, Hanging Garden, and Neolith.
This Is Lorelei's The Singer in My Band is among Pitchfork's highlighted releases, with Nate Amos moving toward direct, vulnerable songwriting.