Philip Sherburne
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Past articles by Philip:
Lia Kohl: The Ceiling Reposes Album Review
The Chicago cellist duets with scraps of radio and field recordings on her bold and strangely moving second record. → Read More
Heinali: Kyiv Eternal Album Review
The Ukrainian electronic musician collages a decade of field recordings into a moving tribute to the resilience of his hometown in wartime. → Read More
Róisín Murphy: “CooCool” Track Review
The Irish singer reunites with DJ Koze for a heart-eyed disco single about the birds and the bees. → Read More
Mioclono: Cluster I Album Review
The debut album from the duo of John Talabot and fellow Barcelona producer Velmondo spins a shadowy, subterranean web. → Read More
Arooj Aftab / Vijay Iyer / Shahzad Ismaily: “To Remain/To Return” Track Review
The trio’s collective chemistry shines through on their spellbinding first single together. → Read More
Khotin: Release Spirit Album Review
On a lively new album, the electronic producer is a master of atmosphere, creating a mood of childlike whimsy while teasing a future in dream-pop songwriting. → Read More
SHERELLE: “GETOUTOFMYHEAD” Track Review
Teaming up with I. Jordan for a split EP, the London DJ delivers a barnstorming track that combines pile-driving kick drums, woodblocks, and warm washes of synth. → Read More
Kassem Mosse: workshop 32 Album Review
German deep-house technician Gunnar Wendel’s new album for the Workshop label clears away the murk of his early work, achieving disorienting effects with its oddly pristine palette. → Read More
Strategy: Graffiti in Space Album Review
Turning his ear for imperfection toward dub techno, versatile producer Paul Dickow turns out six tracks that conceal worlds of activity under their grimy patina. → Read More
Nyokabi Kariũki: “Nazama” Track Review
The new single from the Kenyan composer’s debut album Feeling Body, which dwells on her experience with long COVID, radiates healing. → Read More
Tujiko Noriko: Crépuscule I & II Album Review
Intimate yet cinematic, the Japanese musician’s new two-part album exchanges her colorful pop patchwork for soft, luminous ambient music of alien beauty and human warmth. → Read More
Forty Years In, Yo La Tengo Are Still Making It Up as They Go
… and that’s exactly how they like it. → Read More
Gold Panda: The Work Album Review
After six years, Derwin Dicker returns to his primary project for a lush, sun-drenched set with a genuine emotional charge. → Read More
Everything But the Girl: “Nothing Left to Lose” Track Review
Announcing their first album in 24 years, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt channel the pathos and yearning that’s long made them so singular. → Read More
Maral: Ground Groove Album Review
On her third album, the Los Angeles artist weaves samples of Iranian music into a rugged blend of dub and industrial. → Read More
Stefan Goldmann
Reverb is the sole ingredient on the German-Bulgarian artist’s latest conceptual record, in which vintage pedals and digital processors are used to mimic the properties of sound in impossible spaces. → Read More
Ryuichi Sakamoto / Alva Noto: “The Sheltering Sky
The German electronic musician offers one of the most moving tributes to his longtime musical collaborator in a new anthology, striking a balance between the austerity and lyrical beauty of their two styles. → Read More
Katarina Gryvul: “Ocean” Track Review
Part of a compilation celebrating the third anniversary of the Kyiv club ∄, the Ukrainian musician’s song pairs stately choral harmonies with shredded digital processing. → Read More
Lotus Eater: Plasma Album Review
The latest collaboration from Luca Mortellaro and Seth Horvitz is a vision of techno as a luminous fog, conjuring vivid imagery with the most stone-faced drones. → Read More
Galcher Lustwerk: 100% Galcher Album Review
An understated landmark of underground house, Galcher Lustwerk’s 2013 DJ mix receives a remastered 2xLP release. His defiantly unchanging beats feel charged with the knowledge that every party ends. → Read More