At times it feels like the music well is drying up faster than any of us would want it to. The next "big thing" is a carbon copy the the previous "big thing" and the...
We have an influx of tender, thoughtful music coming through the submissions box these days and each seems to serve a different purpose. Some are excellent companions when you're an emotional wreck. Some...
You might not think you know who Jesse Harris is but I guarantee that you've heard his work before since he's the one the wrote Norah Jones' breakthrough song "Don't Know Why". Luckily Harris has...
It's a common refrain at TMIM that interviewing would be a terrific business. Except for the fact that we rely on someone else to give all of the answers. But our dialogue with William Ryan...
If we've learned anything in nearly four years of obsessive music consumption, it's that names mean things. It's only been two months, so we're still working on the title for Stash, but as for Cock...
Wildbirds and Peacedrums fans take note. (The rest of you, too.) Icelandic cellist Hildur Guðnadóttir — who provided choral arrangements for Andreas and Mariam’s Retina — has released her third solo album, and her second on Touch. Leyfdu ljosinu (“Allow the light”) is a sparse and otherworldly thing of cello, voice, and gentle manipulations. Listen to the prelude here. This one promises to be huge.
Tags: Allow the light, Hildur Guðnadóttir, Leyfdu ljosinu
Categories: 2012 Watch List - LPs, New Releases
