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New Zealand artist Marlon Williams has a seductively haunting honey-smooth voice. Following a breakup in 2018, his latest songs made beauty from heartbreak, (Archives.) (episode)
The Southwestern band Calexico performs mariachi and cumbia-laced songs for the end times from their 2018 record, "The Thread That Keeps Us." (episode)
North Carolina-rooted songwriter and composer Rhiannon Giddens and Kentucky-rooted songwriter Dirk Powell combine banjos, fiddles, and piercing songs to explore a lost time in history. (episode)
Kate Bush tops the charts; Lizz Wright covers Neil Young; and Ben Harper gets angry and funky. Plus, new music from FKA Twigs, Perfume Genius, and L.A's Wild Up plays Julius Eastman. (article)
London-based Curse of Lono is named for the Hunter S. Thompson book, and their cinematic southern gothic songs might be a great companion for a late night drive. They play remotely. (episode)
This week, a madcap premiere from the band Making Movies, a peek into obscure internet voices with The Range, and a return for the band Shearwater. (article)
With Baroque pop, Nina Simone, & Brian Eno as touchstones, hear the dreamlike minimalist folk music by Richmond duo Lean Year, in-studio. (episode)
String quintet Sybarite5 join John Schaefer in-studio to perform new chamber works written just for them, from their recent crowd-funded record, "Outliers." (episode)
The Sacred Steel roots of American gospel; Mireya Ramos of Flor De Toloache goes solo; and Phoenix rises again. Plus, Kentucky songwriter S.G. Goodman on bottled trauma and lost love. (article)
Minneapolis-based Pow Wow singer Joe Rainey of the Ojibwe community centers his voice within bass-heavy experimental electronic textures in collaboration with producer Andrew Broder. (episode)