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Natalie Mering's latest album continues her exploration of 70s soft rock and chamber pop influences while addressing contemporary anxieties about climate change and social isolation
Recording alone and 'dropping in' an instrument meant putting a heavy book on the record button of the remote control and dropping it in using your sockless big toe on the play button
With heartfelt originals and stripped-down covers
Miles Davis bought a soprano saxophone for John Coltrane
Teenage Trini will do anything to compete in her favorite sport
Equus Asinus (Cassette) William Tyler Natalie Mering's latest album continuesMen I Trust say "Early in the writing and recording process, we realized we had a collection of songs with distinct energies yet equally meaningful to us," they explained. "It became clear that we wanted to release them as two separate entities both from the same genus: Equus Asinus and Equus Caballus."
