Muzz - MuzzThe debut album from Paul Banks (Interpol), Matt Barrick (The Walkmen) and Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman). "We have a genuine, organic artistic chemistry together," says Banks. "It's partly a shared musical taste from youth, as with me and Josh, but then it's also the souls of my friends that resonate with me when expressed through music." The resulting songs are dark and gorgeous, expansive and sparse, like Cormac McCarthy prose stretched across

Scarlet Rivera of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Review

The Quick & Easy Boys are a power-trio from Portland

and Hiroshi Yamazaki (percussion) deftly explores the twin poles of Takayanagi's spacious "gradually projection" and explosively virulent "mass projection" concepts across six pieces

The young Thalia Ensemble erupted into the public spotlight with their being chosen as winners at the prestigious biennial York Early Music International Young Artists Competition

Aldo Ciccolini - Satie: Piano Works (2nd Version) Melodies

Campilongo] has chops galore and ideas to match

Krzysztof Penderecki - Violin Concertos / Horn Concertos / Winterreise

largely inspired by song

"as she unpacks her relationship habits with satirical lyricism flowing above a driving beat

Layered songs that move in a linear fashion

New member Steve Walwyn had played just a handful of shows with the band when they headlined London's Town and Country Club

obsessively-documented life as a performance art group