Gorilla vs. Bear — Presenting our new monthly mix for April 2018, featuring some of the best new tracks we heard over the past month, from Grouper, Moodymann, Oneohtrix Point Never, Bella Boo, Carla Dal Forno + more: Continue reading… more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Speedy Ortiz's Twerp Verse is Sadie Dupuis's most personal and political album yet. DMA's' For Now, Grouper's Grid Of Points, Half Waif's Lavender, and Okkervil River's In The Rainbow Rain are other new releases I can recommend. Reissues include... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This week's Notable Releases include Grouper's stripped-down new album, Janelle Monae's political album-film 'Dirty Computer,' Half Waif's first LP for Cascine, and more. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — There’s something hypnotic about Liz Harris' music. Working under the moniker Grouper and based out of Oregon, Harris has been crafting wispy, unadorned songs since 2005. When people talk about musicians that are able to affect a visceral emotional... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: that opera based on Fugazi stage banter, Grouper, Face to Face, Art Garfunkel, Action Bronson, Code Orange, and more just-announced tours. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Grouper releases her new stripped-down, piano-based album Grid of Points this Friday (4/27) via Kranky, and so far two of the seven songs are streaming... Continue reading… more info

Popdose — Grouper’s new LP – Grid of Points, out tomorrow via Kranky – is no Ruins, but its sparse pairing of multifaceted, ghostly voices with borderline-skeletal piano is nonetheless pretty engaging. Working, surprisingly, from a palette that’s more ... more info

Popdose — Grouper’s new LP – Grid of Points, out tomorrow via Kranky – is no Ruins, but its sparse pairing of multifaceted, ghostly voices with borderline-skeletal piano is nonetheless pretty engaging. Working, surprisingly, from a palette that’s more ... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — '...don't forget when you're done listening to take your cell phone and go throw it off of a cliff' -- Liz Harris Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It's a delicate, minimal song, with nothing more than guitar, voice, and some nice lo-fi atmosphere. Grouper fans, take note. Continue reading… more info