‘Dust’ traverses a universal struggle to belong—and to find the balance between the person you were and the person you’ve become.
Grant Golden
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‘All of My Friends’ Magnificently Captures the Anxieties and Pitfalls of Early Adulthood
MK Rodenbough’s debut as Rodes is a revelatory record.
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Emotive EP ‘Elemental’ from Triangle Producers thefacesblur and Séance Feels like a Musical Conversation between Friends
The EP was released by Maison Fauna on April 2.
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Solomon Fox’s Lovesick Debut Will Catch You In Your Feelings
Marrying elements of soul, R&B, and gospel, Gabe Fox-Peck builds a dreamy, sultry palette of sounds.
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Jphono1’s “You Are Here to Be Around” Is a Captivating Ode to Acquiescent Self-Exploration
The musician’s ever-expanding solo project took on a different shape during COVID-19. That’s not a bad thing.
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Triangle First: The Bleak, Timely Trumpist Dystopia of Letters to a Young Ghost’s “Paterotica”
Glitch art consumes the body of a masked dancer in the sea as the brooding electronic music of Sarah Fuller (formerly of See Gulls) and Robin Vuchnich unfurls.
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Owen FitzGerald’s New EP Navigates a Country on Fire
“Body, Child, Light, Crime” brilliantly highlights an aural dichotomy between punk and folk.
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A Young Electro-Classical Duo Builds a Bridge Between Durham and New Delhi
Anhad + Tanner’s debut album, “In Other Words,” combines electronic music, jazz, and Indian classical.
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A Valuable, Vulnerable Solo Debut from Kooley High’s Charlie Smarts
“We Had a Good Thing Going” features Smarts’ usual acrobatic wordplay but deepens it with personal dreams and anxieties.
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Will Darity’s Eclectic Concerts Have Become a “Dubsgiving” Tradition
The annual day-after-Thanksgiving show comes to Motorco on Friday with Young Bull, Africa Unplugged, and Ebz the Artist.