5 years ago
New series: Record Collection Tour with Megan Ternes
We’ve been stuck inside for months now so we’re starting to get very well acquainted with the material possessions we ...
5 years ago
ICYMI: Mamalarky, CHAII, Osees
ICYMI is a series featuring new and notable releases you (and we) may have missed
Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their ...
5 years ago
Dive into Citrus City’s eclectic world of sounds
Aren’t we suckers for nostalgia and keeping the good vibes alive! How many times have we heard an older soul talk about their ...
5 years ago
10 spooky soundtracks for getting in the macabre mood
Nothing says spooky season like crisp fall air, pumpkin spice everything, and snuggling up under a blanket with a good horror movie on ...
5 years ago
Debut novel ‘Little Scratch’ by Rebecca Watson is like VR for books
I couldn’t tell you the last time I got absolutely dragged into a book. Little Scratch, the debut novel from Rebecca Watson, ...
6 years ago
Listen: Club Intl “Ash Is Gone”
Like a sleeker, sexier Smashing Pumpkins ballad, Club Intl’s “Ash Is Gone” is an instant classic. From the first ...
6 years ago
Sessions With a Nasty Old Tree: a collaborative and experimental departure for Wyatt Shears
Wyatt Shears is somewhat of an enigma. A flash of frequently dyed hair, you can often find him tumbling across the stage and jumping ...
6 years ago
Something to look forward to: Slow Pulp’s ‘Moveys’
Lately, it’s felt like there’s not a whole lot to look forward to. I don’t have tickets to see a show until October ...
6 years ago
Shilpa Ray’s “Heternormative Horseshit Blues” calls for reform within straight culture
Photo by Ebru Yildiz
Shilpa Ray’s latest single “Heteronormative Horseshit Blues” is a gorgeous and relatable ...
6 years ago
Watch: Beau “Dance With Me”
Think back, before the pandemic. It’s a Friday night; or heck, it could be a Wednesday. You’re meeting friends for drinks in ...
6 years ago
Everything but the kitchen sink: Optic Sink’s debut record
The post-punk revival is moving forward, regardless of what’s happening in our world, and its resilience is striking the musical ...
6 years ago
Frankie And The Witch Fingers’ outrun Lovecraftian terror on apocalyptic “Monsters Eating People Eating Monsters…”
Somewhere outside Los Angeles, where empty highways stretch sun baked and cracking into the distance uninterrupted by the seething ...
6 years ago
Death Valley Girls cult of positivity is irresistible on ‘Under The Spell Of Joy’
Simmering beneath the hardened exterior of Death Valley Girls’ girl gang posturing and edge-of-civilization paranoia is a radiant ...
6 years ago
ICYMI: Porridge Radio, Sunflower Bean, Mamalarky
ICYMI is a series featuring new and notable releases you (and we) may have missed
Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their ...
6 years ago
Premiere: Duncan Fellows “Like I Used To”/”Swallowing Grains”
As Duncan Fellows is gearing up to release their forthcoming album The Sadlands we’re stoked to be premiering two tracks off ...
6 years ago
Watch: Miloe “Winona”
Photo by Emma Quale
The deeper into quarantine/self-isolation I find myself, the more I’m drawn to softer music. Maybe ...
6 years ago
HBO’s Euphoria: The kids will (maybe, probably) be alright
High school is always portrayed on TV as a painful and transcendent time in life. And I am going to be controversial in saying that ...
6 years ago
Sufjan Stevens is singing the lament of America, and it’s pretty catchy
Coming face to face with the realities of our own lives has been a global theme this year. If ever there was an opportunity to cast a ...
6 years ago
Premiere: Been Stellar rage against the routine on disciplined new track “The Poets”
Photo by Drake Li
Faced with a excess of spare time and forcibly separated from creative co-conspirators by vast geographical ...
6 years ago
Couch Prints: existing between synth-pop and telenovela
Designed by Lucas Long of @wholewideworldcompany
You guys have known each other for a while (especially Jake and Brandon) ...
6 years ago
Premiere: FELIVAND finds the beauty in sadness in “Midsummer Sun”
Felicity Vanderveen, better known as FELIVAND has a rich, multilayered voice that makes every track feel weightless and refreshing. ...
6 years ago
Max Kuehn of FIDLAR releases brit-pop-and-Beta-Band-fueled ‘Modern World’
If you’ve heard Modern World by now, it’s highly likely that it’s because you know Max Kuehn as the drummer from ...
6 years ago
21 questions with Glüme
Who is Glüme? We’re about to find out. Seeming to be from another planet or a different dimension, the ethereal artist has just ...
6 years ago
Premiere: Foreign Air gives us an electro-pop spaghetti western with “Ultra Mega Love”
Foreign Air is giving us a taste of their debut album Good Morning Stranger, out October 16, with “Ultra Mega Love.” ...
6 years ago
You started running during quarantine? Groundbreaking — vol. 2
It wasn’t a phase.
Whether you’ve been tracking those miles since March to maintain your sanity or just now are dusting ...
6 years ago
Molchat Doma’s “Ne Smeshno” is a future goth club hit
Today Belarusian trio Molchat Doma announce the release of their third album, Monument, due out on November 13, 2020 via Sacred Bones ...
6 years ago
I’m Thinking of Ending Things: Kaufman’s existential splendor
Review by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here.
I saw this movie when it premiered on Netflix a week ago and it’s still ...
6 years ago
Extra Special’s debut single “True Fear” gets way too high
Photo by Michelle Lobianco
Amelia Bushell (Grim Streaker, Belle Mare) spent her quarantine bringing her new project, Extra Special, ...
6 years ago
Shame’s explosive return with “Alphabet”
Shame’s elemental post-punk-leaning debut LP, Songs of Praise, hit airwaves just over two years ago now. After enduring a painfully ...
6 years ago
Pen Pals with Samia
There are few artists who articulate their own personal and specific experiences with so much clarity and skill that they feel as if ...
6 years ago
Joe Keery’s solo project Djo asks you to Keep Your Head Up
If there was a 30 under 30 list that didn’t only glorify digital marketing for capital gains or whatever, Joe Keery might be ...
6 years ago
A few of my favorite things: Rebounder
Photo by Cobey Arner
Giving us a heavy dose of nostalgia for what New York nights used to be like, Rebounder is back with his latest ...
6 years ago
Jordana’s ‘Something to Say’ reflects a well earned wisdom
Photos by Julia Fletcher, find more of her work here.
I am continuously impressed by the things that young people are able to ...
6 years ago
Listen: Bill Callahan ‘Gold Record’
Lately, it seems like Bill Callahan is into singing about the natural progression of things: fruit that changes color and leaves that ...
6 years ago
Godcaster’s ‘Long Haired Locusts’ is primal, present, and thunderously fantastic
Photos by Riley Buttery
Gliding to your ears comes the ethos of Godcaster in the shape of their debut LP, Long Haired Locusts. As a ...
6 years ago
Drew Danburry recalls friendship warmly on ‘Icarus Phoenix’
At the core of Icarus Phoenix, the new LP by indie folk troubadour Drew Danburry, is a quintessential Americana quality that feels ...
6 years ago
Premiere: Sumeau’s “Circle Circle” is the sonic light at the end of the tunnel
Los Angeles dream pop band Sumeau have released “Circle Circle”, the lead single off their forthcoming album This is Not a Dream, ...
6 years ago
Listen: Bright Eyes ‘Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was’
Some acts hold a special place in you heart for the sake of nostalgia and nostalgia alone. You grow up and grow out of the music, but ...
6 years ago
Decolonise Fest will create space for punx of color online this year
With real-life, in-person festivals still indefinitely canceled, organizers are coming to these new terms and switching to online ...
6 years ago
Quarantine delusions with Public Body
Photo by Chiara Gambuto
You can count the total number of releases from Brighton’s Public Body on one hand, and still, they’ve ...
6 years ago
ICYMI: LAMPS, dad sports, Navy Gangs
ICYMI is a series featuring new and notable releases you (and we) may have missed
Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their ...
6 years ago
Watch: Ho99o9’s ‘Children of the Void’ documentary
On Wednesday, August 26th, hardcore hip-hop duo Ho99o9 (Horror) premiered a short documentary/stream of consciousness/montage of ...
6 years ago
Brooklyn is Burning
The landscape of the Brooklyn music scene is ever changing, but not always for the best. While we’ve seen an uprising in ...
6 years ago
Lola Pistola’s Lizard EP is precisely and wildly felt
Lola Pistola’s Lizard EP, out today, is the first thing since quarantine that really brought longing for live music back for ...
6 years ago
Listen: Red Ribbon “Document/The Taker”
Swirling down a dark digital drain, Red Ribbon (songwriter Emma Danner) pulls us into her universe (and her opinions on it) with her ...
6 years ago
The Lemon Twigs’ ‘Songs for the General Public’ is a chaotic rollercoaster of emotions
The Lemon Twigs, brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, released their new album, For the General Public, and I feel like my ears ...
6 years ago
Welcome to Virgo Season: rigorous love
Virgo Season officially began this past Saturday and we’ll be here until September 22. Get ready for the energy of their ...
6 years ago
Premiere: The Love-In “Keep Your Mouth Shut”
Photo by Eden Lauren
Nashville based rock and roll band, the Love-In, is premiering the video for their second single “Keep ...
6 years ago
Sex & Drug, Love Cult Takes to Rock n’ Roll! A review of CREEM Magazine’s documentary
Photo by Charlie Auringer
“Are we on? We guttah start the record.”
Since the dawn of large brained mammals, a pure ...
6 years ago
Nyssa is born to be blue and wild on ‘Girls Like Me’
Time moves slowly in a small town, so slowly that sometimes its passage is marked only by the changes in season and the rotation of ...