I wouldn’t have guessed it but, looking back, it seems like April’s music was a pretty downtempo affair. (Maybe a way to counter what felt like a hectic, harried month?) We’re well into bike season now, though, and I’m already dusting off playlists to take on a big, sunny ride 😎 Ants From Up There Black Country, New Road London Art-RockAt times, I get hints of chamber-pop-y Bill Callahan; in others, I hear a vampire puppet rock opera. I still don’t quite love the album the way I first thought I might, and it’s probably not something you drop a needle on when other people are around. But it’s a slow burn, and the embers are still glowing. Standout tracks: Haldern Bread Song Good Will Hunting Snow Globes Fail Forward (Instrumental) Taji, Gavin Brivik Indie Art-RockWe were a year late to The Pitt, but after catching up recently I’d say the hype is deserved. Fail Forward is an odd choice to follow up tense, sad, gripping moments of drama: it almost never feels right in the first few…
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