With every description of herself, PACKS’ vocalist Madeline Link seems to be decomposing from the inside out. “Clingfilm” is a haunting track born from the haunted.
Photo by Tilla Arcé In a darker and more dramatic turn than her previous release “Woman”, “I Love You, I Hate You” is still its own
Coming together across many different locations, but primarily a single timezone, the collaborative project, Central Heat Exchange, was formed by Adam Soloway, Santiago RD, and
Live shows are back finally and we’re a little (a lot) emo about it. Obviously we want to hit them all up, but here are
Photo by Daniel Delgato Chicago-based artist Serena Isioma is back with a technicolored funk track, “HUH?”. Switching between a 70s sitcom theme song setup, a
Photos by Lauren Massie One of our favorite New York bands pre-pandemic is reemerging into the post-vaxxed live music landscape this week with not one,
Pretty Sick’s latest music video replicates the buzzed wandering and self-contemplation after a night out — complete with rolling around on your floor at home
Ok on the real, though, this is the most excited I’ve been for a band in a minute. Domino’s latest signees, Wet Leg, have
Photo by Hans Neumann Steele F.C. (fka Steele and (Brooklyn) Steele) has been steadily defining his sound with each release. There’s a sunniness to it,
Lorde is not the same girl who sang, “she thinks you love the beach, you’re such a damn liar” on “Green Light” a few years
Photo by Sammy Ray Nelson Sometimes it’s really delicious to just feel a lot of feelings. Mixing punk with classic Motown, Pom Pom Squad’s latest
Photo by Dana Trippe Coming off the bad bitch anthem “Syrup”, Tkay Maidza switches lanes and shares her softer side on “Cashmere”. The track takes
Photo by Kevin Condon It is so rare that a song specifically, accurately, and fully replicates a uniquely delicious human experience, but Nation of Language’s
The pandemic was filled with a bunch of not so great stuff for music and for artists. Albums were put on hold. Tours were cancelled.
Photo by Bridgette Winten Maple Glider, aka Tori Zietsch, shares “Baby Tiger”, the latest offering off of her forthcoming record To Enjoy is the Only Thing. The track is
Photo by Rebecca Noble As we get ready to be buzzed in a club under multicolored lights and (ideally) a disco ball, Touchy gets us appropriately
Photo by Julia Nala Brighton band FUR melds 60s inspiration with early 2000s guitar-rock-resurgence nostalgia on their latest track “The Fine Line of a Quiet
Following the release of their debut full length Bright Green Field, Squid has released a music video for the climactic track of the record “Pamphlets”. The
Disney has finally seemed to take the hint and let their stars act their own age. Following in the steps of predecessors like Britney Spears
Monsterwatch’s “Somewhere” is an electric trek towards your own demise. Repetitive and pulsating, the single hammers home amongst shrieks and screams that once you give
Scene: Summer 2021. You are a fully vaxxed individual. Tours are being announced for the fall. You have hope for the first time in you
photo by Pooneh Ghana As we start to re-emerge into some form of social life with vaccinations, decent weather, and the promise of live shows
In her directorial debut, Little Simz creates a luxurious world dripping in diamonds and clothed in silks for her latest music video “Woman”. The track
Photo by Grace Watts Coming in like a cool breeze, stylish new post-punk outfit Catcher have made their entry into the Brooklyn music scene. Previously playing
Thanks so much to everyone who came out last week! Was a blast to listen to great tunes from DJs Lola Pistola and Justin Krim
One of the things I miss most about live music is all the amazing people you would meet at the gigs. Depending on the show
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 work here
You’re invited to socialize with us IRL! It’s been a minute, but we’re having a social hour next Thursday, April 29th at The Sultan Room,
*wooooo* Whether you’re “celebrating” or not today, here’s a mixtape to pair with the day. Even though it’s a chill, good vibes kind of
Spellling has always appeared to be a mystical, magical sort of human with a magnetic and mysterious aura, but she dives even deeper into that
Photo by Allen Ying It feels almost surreal to say, but live music is coming back. It might not be in the same sweaty, beer soaked
Al Heaney of Chicago’s Jungle Green has ventured out on a new solo project, Essential Forever, playing the character of a forgotten, bargain bin crooner
