Photo by Lauren Davis “It’s Frost Children’s world and we’re just living in it” — a claim boldly stated by the sibling duo’s PR. Just
FIDLAR seemed from the outside to be kind of indefinitely gone for a while. But according to Zach Carper, “It didn’t feel like it was
When I asked James Smith, lyricist and lead singer of Yard Act what kind of “mad shit happens when you do art” other than the
Photo by Alice Baxley FIDLAR are back, and it’s grimy as ever. “FSU” – for Fuck Shit Up – is so extremely FIDLAR. Produced by
Photos by Miriam Marlene, find more of her work on Instagram Faux Real have been around for a minute, starting off a couple of years back
Turnstile’s having their deserved, long-time-coming moment with GLOW ON, making an NPR Tiny Desk (at home) pretty much inevitable. They set up in front of an
Firetalk Records is responsible for some of the most incredibly loveable music that came out of 2020/2021. All of their artists are such talented musicians,
With Dehd’s Flower of Devotion coming out mid-pandemic, we had to wait a waaay-too-long time to see them live. But it finally happened earlier this month at
You know how geese (like the bird) seem like they’re pretty cute and fine and not dangerous until you get too close and they turn
Photo by Faye Webster Mamalarky’s self-titled debut out last November was an overwhelming swell of musical tact & dexterity meets playfulness & unbridled joy. It
B-word, it’s Leo season!! Be louder, be more ridiculous, tease your hair, love harder. Leo’s ruled by the motherf*cking sun! Time to shine! Nurture your
Photo by Chase Hart If you ever thought, “why not put some dancing rats on an atomic bomb,” then you and Acid Tongue are on
Cancer season started on June 21st and we’ll be here until July 22. You’ve probably already felt a huge shift in energy with the solstice
King Woman, aka Kris Esfandiari, returns with a grimly elated video for “Morning Star” as a taste for what’s to come on their sophomore album Celestial Blues coming
Gemini season (May 21 – June 20) is upon us, with the full lunar eclipse just this past Wednesday early morning to boot. This year
Tauruses are good at a lot of things, but they’re best at luxuriating. This Taurus season (appropriately beginning this past 4/20, and ending 5/20) hits
It’s been a minute since Seattle-based MONSTERWATCH released their EP Z O T (in 2018), but they’ve come back with a concise 2:20 ripper, “Lick The
Aries season, March 20-April 19, marks the start of the zodiac calendar. It’s fresh, it’s Spring, it feels like we might be seeing the light
It’s always around Pisces season (February 18-March 20), the last bit of winter, where I start to get really reflective about the last months spent
Mush’s second album, Lines Redacted (out this past Friday, Feb 12 via Memphis Industries), came in quick succession to their debut 3D Routine, and it’s just the heady-hectic
The first of a three-part, 23-song saga from Charleston’s Little Bird, Alpha, is a little bit jam band, a little bit jazz, a little bit indie
We’re about a week or so into Aqua season, and to all the aquarian aliens out there, I just wanna say I love y’all. You’re
Featured image by Luca Veneter, additional photos by Allen Ying Aerial East, an NYC-residing artist, is a very serious person. That might seem strange to
With the way things are going I, more often than I’d ever thought I would be, find myself thinking about cults; what it takes to
Capricorn is, as far as my experience goes, the most forgotten zodiac. Their level-headedness and steadfastness as the earthiest earth sign of them all can
Designed by Lucas Long. Photo by Alexa Viscius, courtesy of Dehd Listening through Dehd’s Flower of Devotion for the first time makes you as indecisive as
Saggitarius Szn started last Saturday the 22nd, and ends right before Christmas on the 21st of December. Welcome! When I think of Sags I think
You put on any Mamalarky song and you instantly know it’s gonna be good. It’s easy to listen to but not for any lack of
Photo by James Brown Earlier this year Mush hit us with 3D Routine, an incredibly optimistic album super-packed with playfulness and sheer fun. I don’t
It’s Friday y’all. We can’t really dance with each other, but this Working Men’s Club vid for “John Cooper Clarke” off their new record reminds
First off, I need to apologize to all the Libras. I skipped you. Life happened, but I love you. You probably didn’t need anyone else
Photo by Jessica Gurewitz Before… all of this — all of everything, you know what I mean — Native Sun were catching up on sleep
