Luke Temple

Whether it be the intimate folk and cosmic rock of his solo music, or the panoramic experimentalism of his band Here We Go Magic, Luke Temple allures with his breathy high tenor, naive but tuneful melodies, and impressionistic lyrics. His first solo album, Hold a Match for a Gasoline World, saw release in 2005. Temple formed Here We Go Magic in 2008, and their second album, 2012's A Different Ship, reached the Top 15 of Billboard's vinyl and Heatseekers albums charts. He changed things up with his fourth solo LP, 2013's Good Mood Fool, which explored the sounds of chillwave & R&B. The alias Art Feynman appeared in 2017 along with the psychedelic pop of Blast Off Through the Wicker before Temple returned with more shape-shifting music under his own name, including 2024's narcotic Certain Limitations and 2026's similarly groove-based Hungry Animal, which shared the same trio lineup.