Portraits and words by Monica Kurowski. Live photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. After selling out their first ever New York show with a
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Photo by Helen Moga Over the course of the past 12 years Emily, Bree, Lelah, and Eric have been touring their tails off as Tacocat,
Words by Jess Catcher. Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. My most recent night with Shybaby started with Grace Eire texting me a chill
Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of her work here Dehd knows hearts. The Chicago-based trio (comprised of Emily Kempf, Jason Balla, and Eric McGrady)
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
Brooklyn’s own dream-pop outfit, Teen Body, have just released Dreamo, the follow up to their debut LP Get Home Safe. The band shares some behind the scenes shots
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. I arrived at The Glove at 8pm, just in time for doors, but rather than a line
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There is something incredibly freeing and lighthearted about listening to glam rock. As someone who mostly finds themselves gravitating toward punk music and goth rock,
I have a confession. Growing up I was a real shithead. Dennis The Menace and Calvin were my comic strip heroes and I strove to
Chicago can so often get lost in the shuffle. Though it may not be as big of a musical market as New York, Los Angeles,
I can’t understand most of the lyrics in Deli Girls’ newest single “Abortion”, off their upcoming album I Don’t Know How To Be Happy. But what
Florida, the most southeastern state of all America, is commonly known for its bipolar weather patterns, oppressive heat, loony resident headlines, wild alligators, and a
Photo by Felicity Davies Jamie of the UK based band Indoor Pets likes to be the center of attention, “but only for 5 minutes…”. Well,
Photos by Jessica Gurewitz Walking into Our Wicked Lady on a chilly Monday night, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew three bands were playing
If you have been yearning for that mid-winter soundtrack, one for the darkest of December nights, Alison Sudol has your back. Moon, Sudol’s first EP under
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
Chris Maier’s instrumental album, Sleeping in the Hall, creates effortlessly lush soundscapes that meet the ear with ease. Instrumental albums—let alone classical instrumental albums—are incredibly rare, but
South London’s Peeping Drexels ooze a sleaziness once only fabricated in poorly insulated basements in the Lower East Side circa 1970. The term “band crush”
Photos by Aricka Moultry-Davis. Lora Faye Ashuvud, also known as Arthur Moon, seems convinced of her own strangeness. Upon first glance, it’s not entirely obvious. Her
We’re headed across the pond for some shows with our favorite UK bands. Here’s what you can look forward to from the best in the
Story by Surfbort, Polaroids by Amanda Adam, Pics by Renee Parkhurst By all accounts it was a stupid idea: shoot a no budget music video on
Photos by Julia Khoroshilov. Karen and Rej of the Kentucky based duo GRLWood don’t consider their music to be punk. On first glance, it’s an easy
A European goth rock band writing about death can easily become trite and tedious. The truth is, it’s just not that easy to write a
Photos and feature by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. On stage they’re a mass of shaking heads and flailing limbs, but at the entrance
Photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Uniform Drab Majesty Deafheaven
The death of real, head bobbing, ear-splitting, balls to the walls rock music has been talked about ad nauseam over the past 20 years or
Photos by Ryan Layne, see more here. The enigmatic Brooklyn trio Nation of Language is the sound of something more. Bringing a real sense of wonder
Pics by Sophie Hur from last week’s show at Berlin The Mary Vision CHILLEMI Justin Dean Thomas
Photo by Rachel Cabitt. If you haven’t been treated to the gift of a YAASSS show, I don’t know what you’re waiting for. Despite running,
