
Listen: Bright Eyes ‘Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was’
Some acts hold a special place in you heart for the sake of nostalgia and nostalgia alone. You grow up and grow out of the

Some acts hold a special place in you heart for the sake of nostalgia and nostalgia alone. You grow up and grow out of the

With real-life, in-person festivals still indefinitely canceled, organizers are coming to these new terms and switching to online streaming instead. Starting today and going through

Photo by Chiara Gambuto You can count the total number of releases from Brighton’s Public Body on one hand, and still, they’ve managed to acquire my

On Wednesday, August 26th, hardcore hip-hop duo Ho99o9 (Horror) premiered a short documentary/stream of consciousness/montage of unreleased footage and music videos called Horror: Children of

Lola Pistola’s Lizard EP, out today, is the first thing since quarantine that really brought longing for live music back for me in a visceral, close-to-home way.

Swirling down a dark digital drain, Red Ribbon (songwriter Emma Danner) pulls us into her universe (and her opinions on it) with her latest tracks

The Lemon Twigs, brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, released their new album, For the General Public, and I feel like my ears have been blessed.

Virgo Season officially began this past Saturday and we’ll be here until September 22. Get ready for the energy of their sometimes tough and rigidly

Photo by Eden Lauren Nashville based rock and roll band, the Love-In, is premiering the video for their second single “Keep Your Mouth Shut” off

Photo by Charlie Auringer “Are we on? We guttah start the record.” Since the dawn of large brained mammals, a pure mixture of love and

Time moves slowly in a small town, so slowly that sometimes its passage is marked only by the changes in season and the rotation of

L.A. Witch is a cool band. Having established themselves as purveyors of rhythmic, reverb heavy rock n roll steeped in heady noir, the Los Angeles

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

Whether you’re quarantined with your family or have to put on music in a shared space whose audience is not your target demo, here’s a

“Them bleeding gum Comanche…do they still dance in Moonlight?” – Holy Spirit “Beats me? Dust Bowls light my eyes, pure strings.” – RD “I like

Pen Pals is a new series where we chat snail mail with some of our favorite artists. A favorite in the New York music scene

Photo by Tenny Rudolph When I first came across Bandersnatch, the Netflix choose-your-own-adventure film, I became somewhat obsessed. It was anti-instinctual as I had to actively

Zimbabwean born, Australian singer-songwriter Tkay Maidza is back with her new hip-hop, r&b infused EP, Last Year Was Weird, Volume 2. Growth and versatility are

Pure Adult (Bianca Abarca and Jeremy Snyder) were just beginning to ramp up some real Brooklyn hype right before the world kinda ended. Their shows

The future of live music as we know it hangs in the balance. While no one needs a repeat of The Chainsmokers train-wreck that happened

Photo by Diego-Trenas Andrea Silva grew up in Colombia singing Shubert at funerals as a kid. There wasn’t a lot of radio playing around the house,

Sydney-based Electronic Soul duo, breathe., have released the music video for their latest single, “Grace,” out via Silk. On “Grace,” the band’s fourth single since

Singer-songwriter Jordana Nye has released her latest EP Something to Say and let me tell you she had a lot to say in those sixteen

Some of Chicago’s most famous features are the city’s stunning array of engineered beaches that stretch along 28 miles of pristine parkland on the shores

Last year at a dive bar in lower Manhattan I watched a group of college girls drinking in the corner booth absolutely lose it when

Black Marble aka Chris Stewart pays tribute to Robert Palmer on I Must Be Living Twice, an EP of synth pop covers that include Lives

While we’re nostalgic for a present that no longer exists, why not trade that in a time in the past that offers escapism, context for

Photo by Adriana Iris Boatwright The video for Atlanta Indie band Twisty Cats’ latest single “Alien” has a very 1980’s Barbarella vibe to it. Which works

Indie Rock trio Dehd, have released their third full length album, Flower of Devotion. The album was recorded last year in Chicago and released just

Zimbabwean born Australian singer-songwriter and rapper, Tkay Maidza, released the new video for “Don’t Call Again”ft. Kari Faux. In the video (co-directed by Tkay with

Just as the world is in a state of uncertainty, Joe Casey especially feels this way. In the 5th album release from Detroit’s Protomartyr (originally

At the end of last month a coalition of 13 museums responding to the world-wide uprising against racism and police brutality came together to live-stream,