Papa M is David Pajo, a spotlight-shy figure who also releases under his own name and Aerial M. Since his seminal Slint days, Pajo has
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Father John Misty: Mahashmashana review – a superb chronicler of life’s perverseness
There’s always been a grandiosity to Father John Misty; an eye for life’s Big Topics – religion, the self, an existential questioning of what any
Kendrick Lamar: GNX review – amply backed-up grandstanding
Appositely named after a vintage model car that’s dear to his heart, Kendrick Lamar’s sixth album would sound great with the top down and a
Kneecap: UK government acted illegally in withholding funding from Irish rap trio
Irish-language rap trio Kneecap have won their case against new Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch after she blocked an arts grant to the band citing
The Innocence Mission: Midwinter Swimmers review – lo-fi soft focus on the beauty of everyday life
Sufjan Stevens once described his enduring love of Pennsylvania’s the Innocence Mission by explaining that for all his awe at big songs, Broadway musicals and
Auntie Flo: In My Dreams (I’m a Bird and I’m Free) review | Global album of the month
Brian d’Souza has always had a wandering ear. Since the 2011 release of his debut single as Auntie Flo, the DJ and producer has released
‘I just had to rejoice’: the brilliance and tragedy of ‘fifth Beatle’ Billy Preston
In the 1960s and 70s, Billy Preston was the musician’s musician. A self-taught prodigy who grew up playing the organ in his Los Angeles church,
Tell us your favourite music albums of 2024
It’s been one of the most exciting years for music in some time, with a proper changing of the guard at the top of pop:
Joan Armatrading: ‘I love the Beano – in fact, I was in it, having a slap-up meal’
I’m not sure we have been in a more depressing, hope-bashing time since 1945. What can the ordinary person do? eamonmccWell, the title of my
Nines review – British rap great bows out with glittering career highlights
You’d be hard-pressed to find another artist who lights a baseball-bat-sized spliff in front of a sold-out O2, while lifting his trousers to reveal an