Samantha Crain, the Choctaw Nation singer-songwriter, has been releasing wonderful music for some 15-odd years now. Consistently delivering songs and albums that gently leave an impression over time, a faded piece of wallpaper where a picture used to hang, her work can be both dizzying and dark, melancholy and untethered.
Hildegard's debut collection was crafted in just eight days, the release capturing the sparking, sparkling energy that emerged in Montreal between singer-songwriter Helena Deland and the more electronic-focused Ouri. Jour 1596, the pairs forthcoming LP, grew from very different roots, tenderly cared for and gently brought to life
"I've never lived in a place called Richmond," Advance Base's Owen Ashworth says in the written introduction to his new song 'The Year I Lived In Richmond'. For those of us already attuned to the small but wonderful worlds he creates in
Thank you for subscribing to three / six / five, I really hope you've been enjoying the posts; both the reading and the listening. We're closing in on 100 songs, which seems wild to me... Anyway, I was walking out in the grey evening last night, realising how
Fresh from sharing a wonderful track from her wonderful new album here on three/six/five just yesterday, we're very pleased to share Allegra Krieger's A Day In The Life feature, where she walks us through her musical choices from dawn to dusk. Allegra's
I've spent the last few days traveling alone. From Glasgow to Lake Como, via a brief couple of hours in Milan and a night in Bologna. Music tends to take on its own kind of unique shape when its your only form of company over an extended period.
I've taken myself away, to Italy, to a small village on the edge of Lake Como. This time, I'm not running from anything, but toward something. A new chapter, or perhaps something else suitably commemorative. The day I arrive is grey and heavy. It's
Somehow, in these often great and terrible times, a full twelve years has passed since I first feel for, and subsequently wrote about, the music made by Brian Holl and Eric Hillman. Then, briefly, called Flights but since known as Foreign Fields, the pair have quietly released some of the
From the roll of drums and swash of guitar that greets you at the door of Why Bonnie's new album Wish On The Bone, you know you're in safe hands. From their early releases, through 2022's debut album, and now this eleven-song follow-up, Blair
In those not-so-long-ago days between not much and everything, between the having to buy physical items to listen and keeping the majority of recorded music inside our pockets, I found a handful of websites that would offer up indie rock albums for download, illegal treasures that heaved away in the
I don't know too much about the life and times of Karen Peris, Don Peris, and Mike Bitts outside of their work as the innocence mission; the music has always been more than enough. Together, friends since high school, they've been making perfect songs that date
“When I’m recording a song, my indication of whether it’s worth pursuing is if I’m seeing a movie in my head to go along with it," Kate Bollinger has said, ahead of her full-length debut, which arrives at the end of September via Ghostly. Such sentiments