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Home Page | Labels | Archive by category "Jagjaguwar"

Archive for the Jagjaguwar Category

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25 Jan 2019
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Categories: Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Sharon Van Etten

Sharon Van Etten “Remind Me Tomorrow” (Jagjaguwar)

Sharon Van Etten’s Remind Me Tomorrow comes four years after Are We There, and reckons with the life that gets lived when you put off the small and inevitable maintenance in favor of something more present. Throughout Remind Me Tomorrow, Sharon Van Etten veers towards the driving, dark glimmer moods […]

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25 Oct 2018
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Categories: Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Unknown Mortal Orchestra “IC-01 Hanoi” (Jagjaguwar)

While recording Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s latest release, Sex and Food, Ruban Nielson, his longtime collaborator Jacob Portrait and his brother Kody Nielson, found themselves in the Vietnamese city of Hanoi playing and recording with local musicians at Phu Sa Studios. The studio, normally used for traditional Vietnamese music, found the […]

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21 Sep 2018
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Categories: Folk, Jagjaguwar, Lonnie Holley, R&B

Lonnie Holley “Mith” (Jagjaguwar)

The expansive American experience Lonnie Holley quilts together across his astounding new album, MITH, is both multitudinous and finely detailed. Holley’s self-taught piano improvisations and stream-of-consciousness lyrical approach have only gained purpose and power since he introduced the musical side of his art in 2012 with Just Before Music, followed […]

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01 Sep 2018
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Categories: Big Red Machine, Bon Iver, Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar

Big Red Machine “Big Red Machine” (Jagjaguwar)

In 2008, Aaron Dessner sent Justin Vernon an instrumental sketch of a song called “Big Red Machine” for Dark Was The Night. This was before they had met in person. Justin wrote a song to it, interpreting the Big Red Machine title as a heart. 10 years of friendship later, […]

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25 May 2018
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Categories: Folk, Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Julie Doiron

Julie Doiron “Desormais / Heart and Crime” (Jagjaguwar)

Julie Doiron’s stunning album Désormais, originally released via Jagjaguwar in 2001, marked a departure from the Canadian artist’s grunge pop releases in the 1990s. Like its title might suggest, the intimate record is sung almost entirely in French. Across Désormais ten tracks, Doiron builds a disarming and warm atmosphere – […]

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05 Apr 2018
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Categories: Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Unknown Mortal Orchestra “Sex & Food” (Jagjaguwar)

Sex & Food is the most eclectic and expansive Unknown Mortal Orchestra release yet, from the light-footed R&B of “Hunnybee” to the stomping flange of “Major League Chemicals.” “If You’re Going to Break Yourself” and “Not in Love We’re Just High” chronicle the effects of drugs and addiction on personal […]

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23 Feb 2018
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Categories: Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, S Carey

S Carey “Hundred Acres” (Jagjaguwar)

At its heart, Hundred Acres – the third full-length album from Wisconsin singer / songwriter S Carey – finds him grounded comfortably in his skin, but still with one foot in the stream. More direct than ever, there is a wellspring of confidence in this new batch of songs that […]

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20 Jan 2017
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Categories: Foxygen, Jagjaguwar, Pop, Psych, Rock n Roll

Foxygen “Hang” (Jagjaguwar)

Hang is Foxygen’s third album for Jagjaguwar, and their first proper studio record, recorded in Los Angeles, CA at Electro Vox Studios. Hang features Steven Drozd of the Flaming Lips, as well as Brian and Michael D’Addario of the Lemon Twigs as players on the album. Hang also features a […]

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05 Oct 2016
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Categories: Alternative, Bon Iver, Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar

Bon Iver “22 A Million” (Jagjaguwar)

22 stands for Justin Vernon. The number’s recurrence in his life has become a meaningful pattern through encounter and recognition. A mile marker, a jersey number, a bill total. The reflection of ‘2’ is his identity bound up in duality: the relationship he has with himself and the relationship he […]

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28 Sep 2016
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Categories: Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Noise, Post-Punk, Preoccupations, Rock n Roll

Preoccupations “Preoccupations” (Jagjaguwar)

Borne of an incomparable year, few records in 2016 come with as much baggage as Preoccupations’ self-titled. The newly renamed group’s past still chasing them like a carrier bag stuck to a shoe, they’ve stuck to a relatively stoic path, instead pouring every ounce of their anxiety, confusion and depression […]

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21 Sep 2016
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Categories: Angel Olsen, Eleanor's Picks, Folk, Indie Rock, Jagjaguwar, Rock n Roll

Angel Olsen “My Woman” (Jagjaguwar)

Anyone reckless enough to have typecast Angel Olsen according to 2013’s Burn Your Fire For No Witness is in for a rethink with her third album, My Woman. The crunchier, blown-out production of the former is gone, but that fire is burning wilder. Her disarming, timeless voice is even more […]

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06 Aug 2016
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Categories: Dinosaur Jr., Jagjaguwar, Rock n Roll, Shoegaze

Dinosaur Jr. “Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not” (Jagjaguwar)

Let’s face facts — in 2016 it is remarkable that there’s a new Dinosuar Jr album to go ape over. After all, the original line-up of the band (J Mascis, Lou Barlow & Murph) only recorded three full albums during their initial run in the 1980s. Everyone was gob-smacked when […]

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13 May 2016
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Categories: Cave Singers, Folk, Jagjaguwar, Rock n Roll

The Cave Singers “Banshee” (Jagjaguwar)

The Cave Singers no longer sound like buskers picked up off the streets of Seattle, but they haven’t totally abandoned the stomp-and-clap rhythms that defined their 2007 debut, Invitation Songs, and carried all the way through 2011’s No Witch. The group seemed poised to shed their shaggy campfire aesthetic entirely […]

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27 Apr 2016
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Categories: Black Mountain, Hard Rock, Jagjaguwar, Jeremy's Picks, New Release, Stoner Rock

Black Mountain “IV” ( Jagjaguwar)

“We were toying with the idea of calling the album Our Strongest Material To Date” laughs Jeremy Schmidt. The Vancouver outfit’s keyboardist can afford to joke about what they describe as “the dog-eared ace of spades of all rock band platitudes.” It was during a solo show under his Sinoia […]

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28 Jun 2015
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Categories: Jagjaguwar, Past New Releases, Rock n Roll, Sharon Van Etten

Sharon Van Etten “I Don’t Want To Let You Down” (Jagjaguwar)

Sharon Van Etten has never needed much room to make a grand statement. Consider that, with four albums diligently released during the last six years, she’s become one of music’s most astute new cartographers of the heart, able to capture emotional trials and triumphs with incisive lines and a voice […]

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28 Jun 2015
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Categories: Black Mountain, Geoff's Picks, Jagjaguwar, Past New Releases, Reissue, Rock n Roll, Stoner Rock

Black Mountain “s/t (10th Anniversary edition)” (Jagjaguwar)

It’s only a cliché because it’s true, but the greatest records are timeless. Black Mountain’s self-titled debut album is just such a record, its roots leading twisting paths back into the past, while always sounding like ‘now’, like a future still to come. The work of a small collective of […]

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