So this is how the world ends. Sitting at home with the door closed, singing happy birthday twice whilst washing our hands, and a mass
About mid-way through Man Alive! — Archy Marshall’s third studio LP as King Krule — a telephone rings; the mood changes. Another lonely night becomes
In anticipation of the imminent release of their debut full length LP, Welcome To Bobby’s Motel, Montreal’s Pottery has released a pair of tracks with
Photo by Mikaela Lungulov-Klotz Model/Actriz can pump you up in such a specifically grimy loud way. It’s industrial, metallic, and greasy, but it has these clean
Photos by Allen Ying. Hailing from the City of Angels, The Paranoyds —Staz Lindes, Laila Hashemi, Lexi Funston, and David Ruiz — are heaven-sent. With packing an
P.E. started out without any plans in mind. A project that unraveled from experimentation and the rudimentary approach of “jamming”. After their project, Pill, Veronica
THICK’s been laying low, at least from an outside point of view, for the last couple of months after their signing with Epitaph. Last month
How do you define DIY? How do you inspire festivals like Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Burning Man? These are the questions that Stuart Swezey answers successfully
A recent fan myself, it seems that Mush takes every opportunity to claim that they’re just another white dude guitar band with a boilerplate story.
Kevin Krauter might not be a household name yet, but soon enough, he might as well be. Known first for his work with Indiana-based ambient
Art by Julia Fletcher, find more of her work here. It’s been a minute, but we’re coming back to SXSW! Partnering with our friends across the pond,
Collages by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of their work here After “Bed Music” was released Winter 2019, I obsessively listened to the EP for weeks
Photos by Lucy Blumenfield. Find more of her work here. One week ago Bambara released Stray, their full length fully Southern Gothic record. It’s 100% set in Georgia, which
“Mr. AI” off of SUO’s album Dancing Spots and Dungeons feels like a 1960s romance track. It’s the kind of diddy that makes itself for
Acid Tongue is a band that actively defies categorization. Their debut LP, Babies, released in 2017 as an energetic blend of styles ranging from gritty
When it comes to the dreamy psych-pop singles created by Daydream Review, it should be noted that the band isn’t exactly doing anything new
Shadows are a common phenomenon, the result of a physical object blocking directional rays of light resulting in a diffused interpretation of the impeding body.
Floating just underneath the radar, Post Animal might just be producing some of the most experimentally-unique sounds in their peer group. With their latest release
Cindy Cane has been stalking the darker corners of Brooklyn for just over a year now and are finally poised to strike with their first
If you were at Webster Hall for the Twin Peaks show this past December, you might have gotten an early preview of the latest collab
It’s that time of year again so we made a mixtape for whatever you’re feeling — the good, the bad, the sad, the ugly. Happy
Photo by Steph Estrada BUFU Records is back, baby, with a shreddfully intoxicating new track by Miami based rockers Palomino Blond. The new single from
Photo by Andrea Savall Hinds truly can do no wrong. Following up the daydream of “Riding Solo”, the group is back with “Good Bad Times” —
2019 was a pretty golden year for music, with tons of artists emerging and quickly becoming new favorites. Here are some up and coming artists
Brooklyn’s own Native Sun will be taking over The Dance with Public Practice and Pure Adult on February 8th to celebrate the release of their
Louisville, Kentucky’s Wombo released their debut album in 2017 and it was not written for sitting still. As twitchy as a bundle of nerves plucked
If you’re most likely to, take a shot… Miranda and the Beat took that prompt super-seriously, nearly wiping out the tequila before we could get
Willa Fitzgerald, who plays 28-year-old cheer coach Colette French on the USA show Dare Me, says that when creating her character, she wanted Colette to
Art by Julia Fletcher, find more of her work here. January was a little dismal, but we’re moving towards SXSW slowly but surely, festival season, and shit’s
Best Coast have built an identity out of sunny, hummable tunes with broadly relatable themes. Sweet, sugary three-minute sonic morsels inexorably linked to the youthful,
Nostalgia’s cycle is typically about 20 years. In the early ’90s growing up, bell-bottoms were it and everyone dressed up as cleaned up hippies in
“Clench To Stay Awake” is The Garden’s newest single from their upcoming release and fourth studio album Kiss My Super Bowl Ring out on March
