Music as a Mirror of Global Anxiety The past few years have seen an unprecedented rise in musicians experimenting with unconventional sounds, pushing the boundaries of their respective genres.
This trend may be a symptom of a world struggling to keep pace with its own anxieties. Rachika Nayar's latest album, Heaven Come Crashing, is one such example.
The instrumental epic departs significantly from her debut record, Our Hands Against The Dusk, which eschewed percussion entirely.