Painting a perfect picture of feeling left out, Fair Visions’ EP A Way Out pairs cheerful synths with the familiar feeling of watching everyone else
From the first track of her sophomore album, Punisher, it’s clear Phoebe Bridgers opened herself up completely for this round of writing. On “DVD Menu,”
Photo by Jude Zasadski Fusing sleek, cool guitar riffs with mellowed vocals, Sofia Bolt paints a musical landscape all her own on “All She Wants.”
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Los Angeles based Bad Suns has been on tour, in support of their fourth release, Mystic Truth
Slow Pulp has a knack for taking the deepest cuts of nostalgia and fusing them into music. Gearing up for their next EP, the Chicago
The Shining, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street—all movies I have successfully viewed with zero residual effects. Jordan Peele’s latest existential crisis inducer, Us, gave me
Bright, sunshine-soaked California anthems feel good. They can pull a listener away from their inner darkness, and bring them to a mental beach. Cherry Glazerr,
New York based JW Francis creates gooey, dreamy, warming bedroom pop. As New York gets colder, his music pokes at the thermostat, transporting the listener
It takes a lot to make me jump. Horror has been my go to genre for distraction since I was thirteen, but when I look
Margaret Glaspy’s music puts the hard to say thoughts into words that otherwise can’t be found. Her debut, Emotions and Math, tackled love, loss and
Haley Blais blends provoking lyrics with a laid back brand of harder rock, bringing to mind influences of predecessors like PJ Harvey and her peers
Since their 2015 release Peripheral Vision, Virginia based band Turnover has been creating dreamy emo rock, with lyrics that stick in the subconscious and guitar
Twinkling and bright, Half Waif returns with “Torches,” a bellowing anthem of searching and a rightful demand for answers. Featuring Half Waif’s carefully crafted brand
As if every track on King Krule’s latest album, The Ooz, wasn’t other-worldly enough, the man behind the music, Archy Marshall, has released a video
Photo by Samantha Sutcliffe. A la boy bands of the 60s, namely The Monkees, Portland based Mo Troper takes to an older style of music videos.
After a long weekend stuffed with turkey, cranberry sauce, and yes, stuffing, grab a blanket and use these tracks to digest all your forms of
Photo by Matt McKeon. Reflecting on the past can be daunting—it’s usually easier to just avoid it all together. But for Brooklyn based The Human Fly,
Bringing a fresh perspective to the singer-songwriter world, Jared Saltiel proves his capability on his latest single, “Wayward Queen.” It’s a powerfully written ballad, with
This Wednesday, dance away your worries at Le Poisson Rouge—New Zealand dream pop suit Yumi Zouma will grace the stage. Coming off a recent release,
For London based Tempesst, their home based rainy climate doesn’t seem to bring their music down. The four piece rockers have followed up the recent
Photo credit: Ben Lieber (of Head North) What’s the first thing you think about when you hear the word, Buffalo? Wings, unbearably cold winters, or
Photo by Mikhail Bezruchko. Washington, D.C. is a bit of a mess, to be frank. It mostly reminiscent of a cheeto-powered man and a great deal
Everyone has that one music video that struck them in such a shocking, horrific way– for me, it was Interpol’s “Evil.” Something about the striking
Like something out of a melancholic Arthur episode, New York based Poppies are back with their music video for the quaint, cheeky “Devin.” Off of
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.
There’s something about Each Month’s Day: yep, that’s what I’m going to call it— aka, 6/6, 7/7, 8/8… if you have a better term for
Based in Los Angeles, The Yorks are a (for the most part) duo, fusing pop vibes and lo-fi rock to create a fuzzy, mid-day haze
These days, it feels a little hard to well, feel anything you haven’t necessarily felt before, when listening to music. However, Los Angeles based Derde
After a four year hiatus, Frankie Rose is back, ready to hold dominion over your unplanned earworms. Her latest release, “Dyson Sphere,” induces foggy daydreams,
