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Liz Lawrence’s Vespers approaches as a different kind of grief album
Liz Lawrence’s upcoming album Vespers approaches grief with quiet specificity, stripping back her indie-pop sound for an intimate, folk-oriented landscape.
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Ted Lucas’ Images of Life gets a major Best New Reissue spotlight
Ted Lucas’ Images of Life receives a major archival reissue spotlight via Third Man and Yoga Records, excavating 32 songs that expand the story of the cult Detroit folk guitarist.
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Marisa Anderson rewrites the folk archive on The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music
Marisa Anderson releases The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music via Thrill Jockey, drawing from Uzbek, Yemeni, Afghan, Armenian and Vietnamese traditions to ask what gets excluded when a country tells itself stories about roots.
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Ted Lucas' lost worlds reopen on Images of Life
Third Man Records releases Images of Life, a major archival box set from cult guitarist Ted Lucas spanning rare recordings from 1965 to 1979, including a lost album produced by Don Was.
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Alela Diane asks Who's Keeping Time? on a new folk release
Alela Diane releases Who's Keeping Time? through Fluff and Gravy Records and Loose Music, a quiet but essential folk record about voice, memory, motherhood and the strange way days can vanish while a life is being built.
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Alice Costelloe Turns Grief Into Something You Can Hold: Move On With the Year
Move On With the Year is an intimate debut that faces grief directly with warmth, space, and restraint.
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