Launder @ Market Hotel
allen ying
July 1, 2019
Feature and photos by Allen Ying. I first heard about Launder when they played our Cult Citizen showcase in LA, but their 16mm music video for
Feature and photos by Allen Ying. I first heard about Launder when they played our Cult Citizen showcase in LA, but their 16mm music video for
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Ahead of the release of their latest album, Can You Really Find Me (out today via Domino Records),
Photos by Julia Khoroshilov (find more of her work here) and Lauren Khalfayan (find more of her work here). Video by Molly Mary O’Brien. This past Thursday night Alt Citizen teamed
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Following the 2018 release of their charismatic debut EP Quad Americano, rocking Los Angeles-based five-piece Tampa returns with C’est la Vista, a quintessentially Californian collection
Photo by Michelle Gonzales While New York is suffering in weird, week long, tropical storm madness, Jane Church has escaped for the summer (or forever) to
Photos by Jessica Gurewitz Fresh off back-to-back and wildly successful UK and East Coast tours, Mini Mansions took a brief pause before heading back out on
Hailing from Portland, OR these indie rockers aren’t afraid to get dirty under their flowery melodies. The four members, Jeff Schultz (guitar/vocals), Adria Ivanitsky (bass/keys/vocals),
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Tokyo born, London bred garage rock band DYGL doesn’t hide its classic rock influences, nor should it. Their debut album was produced by legendary Strokes
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It’s been about a week or so since Charly Bliss released the first video since their new album Young Enough has been in our hands, and I
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This is a mix for lazy summer days and nights—grass-stained, sun-fried, day-drunk. Blissed and blitzed in the heavy heat. Heavy feelings, big and small heart-ache.
There’s something about straightforwardness in Briston Maroney’s new single “Small Talk” off of the new EP Indiana that — call me crazy — is really refreshing. We’ve
Words and photos by Sam Singh Before Sunday night’s downpour turned the fields of Randall’s Island into a sodden marsh, before streaks of lightning illuminated
Photo by Julia Khoroshilov. Find more of her work here New York’s favorite psych-rockers, The Muckers have gifted us with a music video for “This Town Will Drag
It’s been four years since Girl Band put out their debut album Holding Hands with Jamie, and if the single “Shoulderblades” is any clue as
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Recently, I spent a weekend at “adult summer camp”, aka Welcome Campers, a music festival in western Massachusetts. Normally for me, a typical between-set activity
PUP’s (short for Pathetic Use of Potential) latest release Morbid Stuff pours emotional attention into lived experiences through unison screams sang over a vivacious, never-ending
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Photos by Jenna Putnam Solo projects are always a gamble. The entire point of being part of a group is that each member adds something
Spectator is a video zine by Molly Mary O’Brien, documenting the coolest, weirdest, and most thrilling shows in NYC. Follow her on Instagram at @themollyzone.
Art by Enne Goldstein, you can find more of her work here Norweigan based musicians FOAMMM (comprising of lead vocalist Chiara Cavallari, drummer Mikkel, guitarist Bendik, Emil
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