Lost and Found

by Maxwell Cavaseno The trouble with having friends who are amazing is there’s a coin-toss involved with how you can be remembered. Sometimes you look cooler, but sometimes one can get overshadowed. And for Kurt Ralske of Ultra Vivid Scene, this was a probable issue. After Read More

by Maxwell Cavaseno For decades in modern history, Blue-Eyed Soul Boys from the UK have been attempting to invade us, a sort of surreal revenge for the American Revolution or something. It seems like Sam Smith is only the latest of a long line of people who when you hear the Read More

by Ari Roth The story is well-worn: Green Gartside formed Scritti Politti in the late 70s as an angular, lo-fi post-punk band with leftist political leanings and a tendency towards snaking, Captain Beefheart-ian guitar lines and dubby sonics. Then, suddenly and abruptly, Gartside Read More

By Ari Roth Masters at Work made an indelible impact on the history and trajectory of dance music culture. The prolific production and remixing duo are best known for developing – and arguably perfecting – classic New York house music in the early 90s with an endless Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky I know this is a stretch for “Lost and Found”, but I am of the opinion that it needs to be done, and sooner rather than later. Having been together since 2012, and knowing of them since last year, with their debut album being released this February, there are Read More

by Ari Roth Arto Lindsay is one of the great 20th century musical omnivores, and his five decade career spans ferocious, pioneering no wave noise-punk with DNA, spiky postmodern jazz with the Lounge Lizards, and angular new wave with Ambitious Lovers. Solo, however, he spent the Read More