Posts by Noah Miller
Ed O’Brien Embraces Poetry and Prog Rock
In the world of music, true artistry often begins with the freedom to paint one’s own canvas. For artists who
Phillip Golub Tackles Microtonal Maximalism
The musical landscape is constantly shifting, and sometimes those changes arrive like a welcome jolt. Phillip Golub’s latest offering, Partisan
SUSS unleashes quiet atmospheric beauty
In a musical landscape saturated with trends, some sounds manage to cut through the noise and carve out their own
Drake and Kendrick Kill Battle Rap
The Collision: When Hip-Hop’s Biggest Battle Questioned Its Own Soul The history books of hip-hop are filled with legendary rivalries,
Distorted Sound of Bill Evans at the BBC
The world of classic jazz and the magic of Bill Evans remains a timeless pursuit for audiophiles and music lovers
Humorous Shadow Over a Radiant Album
Thundercat has long been celebrated as a bass virtuoso—a sonic architect capable of weaving intricate, gravity-defying melodies with his fingers.
The delivery line gently returns to you
The Light in the Line: Midwives Navigating Danger and Neglect In a world often defined by shadows, there exists a
Kiki Cavazos says goodbye to the Blues and keeps traveling
There is a particular way to see the world when you are deeply attuned to its geography, and that is
Island teeming with multitudes
When you look at the title Esta Isla, you are immediately handed a complicated map. It is more than just
Jack White asks Twin Temple to open after alleged removal
In the eclectic world of Americana music, where vintage sounds meet campy theatrics, the duo Twin Temple has carved out
Trippy animated tribute to Watts Moon Starr by Kelley Stoltz
There is something profoundly groovy about stepping outside the mundane, and Kelley Stoltz has bottled that feeling into his latest
Kamasi Washington & friends announce new Dinner Party LP and single
Get ready to bring your best ideas, because the powerhouse jazz/neo-soul collective known as Dinner Party has unveiled their next