Obscure Sound — Immersing with a lush folk and pop synergy, Lou Heron is a consuming album out today from Les Ailes, the project of singer-songwriter Rylie DeGarmo. The release shows enjoyable shades of Big Thief and Marissa Nadler, conjuring an aesthetic that’s s... more info

Obscure Sound — London-based band Courtesy Car unveil a chilling folk enthrallment on new single “Emergency in a Sushi All You Can Eat.” Haunting vocals and trickling acoustics quickly establish a memorable soundscape, maneuvering with ghostly precision as the q... more info

Stereogum — Marissa Nadler has been making stark, haunting doom-folk for a long time, and she’ll release her latest self-produced LP New Radiations next month. We’ve already posted the LP’s title track, and now Nadler has hit us with a dark and lovely n... more info

Obscure Sound — Great Horned Owl crafts an impactful sound, spanning from riveting rock to introspective folk, on the new album Longyear. The Portland, Oregon-based project of multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Vanderson Langjahr caught our ears with a coup... more info

Stereogum — Marissa Nadler has announced a new self-produced album called New Radiations to follow the 2022 EP The Wrath Of The Clouds . The goth-folk singer-songwriter is sharing a preview today with the haunting title track. more info

Obscure Sound — Portland, Oregon-based project Great Horned Owl crafts a beautifully affecting folk sound on “Disappear” and “Annie, I’m Leaving,” two singles from the upcoming album Longyear. The latter track features the vocals of Marissa Nadler. Led by ... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Keith Richards (Rolling Stones). Make no mistake. Photo for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Read Britta Phillips (Luna) and Marissa Nadler in MAGNET on Keef: The post Happy Birthday Keith Richards (Rolling Stones) appeared first on Magnet Maga... more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Marissa Nadler released debut album Ballads Of Living And Dying. Days of fun. Read our Q&A with her: The post Marissa Nadler Released Debut Album “Ballads Of Living And Dying” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazi... more info

Obscure Sound — Producing a haunting art-folk immersion reminiscent of Beth Gibbons and Marissa Nadler, "What We Call Love" is a moving new track from Berlin-based artist Joanna Gemma Auguri. The post Joanna Gemma Auguri – “What We Call Love” appeared first on... more info

Stereogum — On this Bandcamp Friday, Marissa Nadler and Rob Burger have delivered a mesmerizing cover of the Band’s “Whispering Pines.” As heard on the Band’s self-titled LP, the Richard Manuel/Robbie Robertson tune is already in Nadler’s slow, sad,... more info