Stereogum — Julia Holter’s new album Have You In My Wilderness was introduced to us with the wonderfully baroque swooner “Feel You.” Today, the ambient-pop experimentalist has shared her crawling, dulcet ode to the beach, “Sea Calls Me Home.” As in mos... more info

Stereogum — One of the hardest things involved with writing about L.A.-based musician Julia Holter is trying to figure out exactly how to describe what she does. More often than not, Holter is described with terms like “avant-pop” and/or something involving ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher photo: Laurel Halo at 285 Kent in 2014 (more by Landon Speers) Laurel Halo is an artist of many styles. My favorite thing she's done is still the experimental pop of 2012's Quarantine, but she's explored a... more info

Et Musique Pour Tous — This is what, at last, it is to be a human being. – C.K. Williams For the past year, I’ve been changing. Every fiber of me has been calling for it to happen. Because I live in LA, and we are prone to following anything astrological, metaphysic... more info

Stereogum — Nicholas Jaar, Julia Holter, Holly Herndon, William Basinski and a variety of other experimental electronic artists and producers formed a supergroup of sorts to create the collaborative sound collage “Other People’s Imaginary Feast.” Jaar’s ... more info

Nialler9 — Julia Holter will followup her best album so far Loud City Song with her fourth album Have You In My Wilderness September 25th on Domino. It was recorded in LA with Cole Greif-Neill with local musicians. ‘Feel You’ gives us an idea of what to exp... more info

Stereogum — Ambient-pop experimentalist Julia Holter is readying a new album called Have You In My Wilderness. The record, her fourth full-length, was recorded with Cole M. Greif-Neill, who also worked with Holter on her last album Loud City Song. “Feel You”... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher The very prolific Julia Holter had been releasing an album a year since 2011's breakthrough Tragedy (and even more before that too), so it was a surprise when we didn't get a new one from her last... more info

Stereogum — In the late ’60s and early ’70s, the New York folk singer Karen Dalton released a couple of albums of spindly, meditative folk-blues before disappearing into obscurity. She died in 1993, and years after her death, people started to rediscover her... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The 2014 Basilica Sound Scape festival is this weekend (September 12 & 13) in Hudson, NY with performances from Swans, Deafheaven, White Lung, Majical Cloudz, Julia Holter and more. Eleanor Friedberger was supposed to have played but has since... more info