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Joni Michell Blue - Treble 100

Treble 100, No. 25: Joni Mitchell – Blue

The legendary songwriter’s most deeply personal and groundbreaking album hits its fifth decade.

Laura Jane Grace Hole in My Head review

Laura Jane Grace – Hole In My Head

The Against Me! songwriter and vocalist strips down her sound while embracing strength and optimism

J Mascis What Do We Do Now

J Mascis : What Do We Do Now

A solid record that lives in the shadow of a towering catalog

The Decemberists

Hear a new song from The Decemberists, “Burial Ground”

The group shares first new music in six years, plus tour dates announced

best Bonnie "Prince" Billy albums

A Beginner’s Guide to the music of Bonnie “Prince” Billy

A guide to the prolific singer/songwriter’s various styles, sounds and records

Waxahatchee

Waxahatchee announces new album, Tigers Blood

Hear new song, “Right Back to It”

Daniel Bachman interview

Daniel Bachman embraces cycles of rebirth and renewal

We speak to the Virginia artist about ‘When the Roses Come Again,’ homemade instruments, genealogy and cycles of renewal

Daniel Bachman When the Roses Come Again review

Daniel Bachman – When the Roses Come Again

A wildly experimental and spiritually moving fusion of American folk music and distorted, heavy drone

J Mascis

J Mascis announces new solo album, What Do We Do Now

Hear “Can’t Believe We’re Here”

Jason Isbell Southeastern

Treble 100: No. 31, Jason Isbell – Southeastern

An astonishing tour-de-force defined by unflinching honesty

Helena Deland Goodnight Summerland review

Helena Deland : Goodnight Summerland

The Canadian singer/songwriter offers a stunning sophomore album in the form of a meditation on grief

Sufjan Stevens Javelin review

Sufjan Stevens – Javelin

A breathtaking meditation on grief built into rich, progressive art pop songwriting

David Eugene Edwards Hyacinth review

David Eugene Edwards : Hyacinth

The solo debut from the Wovenhand/16 Horsepower frontman pairs acoustic instrumentation with ominous atmosphere