Emily Jane White

”The video calls out the cynical fossil fuel industry as intentionally blind toward the long-lasting effects and destructive consequences of their practices, which affect wildlife, natural habitats, and all of us,” Emily says.

This week's Notable Releases include the first Bonnie 'Prince' Billy album in 8 years, Emily Jane White's latest, Abigail Williams' cello-infused triumph, Liturgy's comeback, and more.

Listen to new songs by Battles, Animal Collective, Peggy Sue, Teebs/Sudan Archives, Free Nationals/Chronixx, Jonny Pierce & The Drums, Jack Peñate, Obsequiae, Have A Nice Life, and more.

Dark folk singer Emily Jane White is set to follow 2016's great They Moved In Shadow All Together with a new album, Immanent Fire, in November...

Dark folk singer Emily Jane White released her excellent new album They Moved In Shadow All Together earlier this year, and her tour in support of it hit NYC over the weekend for two BrooklynVegan-presented shows...

Emily Jane White recently released the dark, folky They Moved in Shadow All Together on Talitres, and she's since made a video for the breathtaking opening track, "Frozen Garden"...

Dark folk singer Emily Jane White recently announced tour dates with Foxtails Brigade, including a BrooklynVegan-presented NYC show on October 14 at Mercury Lounge...

Oakland dark folk singer Emily Jane White released her very good They Moved In Shadow All Together earlier this year, and she's set to support it on tour...

Hard-to-pigeonhole heavy music from Inter Arma, a dark new Schoolboy Q album, more greatness from Kathleen Hanna, and more.

Emily tells us the song "depicts a body, estranged from relational dysfunction, which dwells in patterns of isolation and dissociation. Greys and whites, opaque and frozen, express the heavy and numbing debility of this state."