Every so often, something entirely new can stir a faint and familiar feeling. I ‘get it’ tout de suite. Listening to the rococo sound of
Charlotte Rose Benjamin, photographed by Charlotte Dulany. In girl world… There’s sentimentality, friendship, infatuation, and glittering exuberance. Charlotte Rose Benjamin loves it here. She’s a
I first saw SHAGGO almost a year ago at The Sultan Room, and while the band’s irreverent, punkish, feminist-centric ethos has been evident from the
Photos by Charlie Baker. “Hey,” I said, turning to my neighbor at a concert on Wednesday night, “doesn’t he look like he should be on
With just one listen, Ray Bull’s music sparks an immediate conversation of movement — foot tapping, finger snapping, head bobbing, side-to-side swaying. I got my
Faster, hotter, stronger. Cindy Cane’s latest single, “Hearts on Fire,” is an endless dance between the peculiar and the provocative, pulsing with flashy synth sensations.
Story by Sophie Abeles. Photos by Matt Weinberger. Named for the word’s mouthfeel rather than the world’s largest lizard, Komodos is a garage rock band
We have something to satisfy your sonic thirst: Alex Orange Drink’s latest single, “Queen Victoria,” featuring Conor Oberst. The first release from Alex Orange Drink
Story and photos by Sophie Abeles. Two years ago, The Thing, a four-piece indie rock band from Brooklyn, New York, abandoned their leases and jobs
A new nightlife experience has arrived at Jean’s – Party Girls Never Die “Special Guests.” Party Girls Never Die is a boutique event company specializing
photo by Aria Cabello Sofia Zarzuela, the lead singer of NYC-based band, Veronica, jumps up and down in a Brooklyn park to stay warm as
Photos and feature by E.R. Pulgar *** “I see music in colours. I love music that’s black, pink, purple or red—but I hate music
Photos and feature by E.R. Pulgar For someone who has two left feet compared to every Venezuelan I’ve ever met, most of my formative memories—and,
Death Trax is a mixtape series where people (somewhat obviously) curate music for their own funerals. This week Den-Mate shares their playlist and insight into
Photo by Leia Jospe. This band needs to be ticketed for disturbing the peace. SIGNAL is a NYC-based group that’s going back to the basics
Poster by Nazar Khamis If you wanna see a killer line up of NYC bands (& one band from Boston: Julep) that play from the
Photo by William Aubrey Reynolds. Nietzsche and David Lynch ain’t got nothing on Champagne Superchillin’. The wonderfully bizarre ’60s french pop-inspired band is rearing up
It’s nothing new, but the United States kinda suck. And I don’t mean that in a racist, “Make America Great Again” sort of way. This
Rock music doesn’t need to be reinvented to be worthy. Some bands rely on nostalgia, some bands rely on experimentation, and some bands rely on style.
Somber and neither here nor there, Many Rooms, the moniker of Houston-based singer/songwriter Briana Hunt, conceived a debut album documenting a mind slipping in and
I don’t know what happened to me as a kid but I’m only satisfied at shows if I’m deaf and sweaty by the end of
Photos and review by Brett Myers. Halfway through Son Lux’s set at Brooklyn Steel last week, one song, “You Don’t Know Me,” came to a
One night in 2015 my roommate Courtney came home very drunk slurring about hanging out with a band in a bathroom and watching them take
There are few that can articulate the isolation of wallowing in your bedroom after a painful rejection like Soccer Mommy’s Sophie Allison. Sure, pop stars have made
What a way to go. The Voidz have a new album on the way, Virtue, and it’s closing track, the newly released “Pointlessness,” is an
Celine Autumn, Jared Lim, and Raphael Ong make up the Singapore-based project Sobs. In June of 2017 these self-proclaimed purveyors of “uncool pop music” dropped
Grab your buds, a beer, and grill some burgers. Savor the summer while it lasts—we’ll be hit with full on foliage before we know it.
Everyone should be jealous of whoever Suzie Lee is. The brand new track by RFA, the strapping young Philadelphian rock ‘n’ roll quartet, sings about a type
Garage rock will be resurrected this week when Public Access T.V., The Britanys and Splashh play the final (and homecoming) show of their US tour
Cover image by Zooey Jolivet, all other images by Tamim Alnuweiri. In 2015 BOYTOY released their first full length LP, Grackle. The band skipped out on
