There’s no doubt that some of the most fun punk/garage/rock n’ roll/whatever-you-want-to-call-it music we’re hearing these days is coming from outside of the US, and
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Jack Gray is Australia’s most unassuming pop star. A mix of The 1975 meets Troye Sivan meets
Happy to share with you all a fresh mix of songs and vibes that will get you thru the day and yearning for the night!
Delusions of grandeur collide with the harsh reality of being a failed to launch millennial in Sipper’s “OMG”. Are mommy issues the new daddy issues?
Words by Sam Zimmerman Since the beginning of her career, Natalie Mering has succeeded at creating soft, vibrant landscapes for her incredibly dynamic voice to
Words by Christine Mitchell. Photos by Jake Hanson, you can find more of his work here. Seattle is in a weird space musically these days
Photos by Julia Khoroshilov (*shot with a Lomography Petzval 58 lens). Find more of her work here. The Muckers Chai Anemone Rubblebucket *photos shot with
Interview by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here. Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. After making waves in Europe, Fontaines D.C.
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
Find more of Izel Villarba’s work here. I’ll never forget the first time I saw Show Me the Body. I was introduced to their music on
As the former synth player for Cherry Glazerr, Sasami Ashworth provided a different direction for the rock group. In her album debut SASAMI the
Night one photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Night two photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Everyone’s favorite off-the-grid, experimental math
At under a minute long, “eight” by twompsax is catchy as heck. You could put it on a repeating loop and maybe go a little
FOAMMM creates the kind of music ideal to wake and bake to. The psychedelic soft croons of the vocalist meshing with the slow-moving strums of
Chastity photos by Jessica Gurewitz.. Dilly Dally photos by Daggers For Eyes, find her on Instagram here. Headlining their biggest New York show to date, Dilly Dally played
Interview and photo by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here. On the eve of The C.I.A.’s first show in New York, I stand
Photos by Daniel Jackson, find more of his work here Blood Cultures Amyl and The Sniffers SASAMI Viagra Boys Fontaines D.C. The
Is a tepid serum here? Or – Is fine, thoughtful music being made in 2019? In this moment of probable human rot, the fruits are
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,
Photos and feature by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. There’s something refreshingly familiar about RFA. Seated in a squeaky vinyl booth at a diner
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
Rock musicians have a history of leveraging their art for the general betterment of society. Sometimes it’s targeted protest songs, sometimes it’s star-studded concert fundraisers,
Feature and polaroids by Grace Eire. Black and white portraits by Jessica Gurewitz. While Bad Bad Hats were getting ready for an early soundcheck, I loitered
Photos by Allen Ying. This was early January to early February, the dead of NYC winter, when it’s too painful to walk to the subway,
Filmed in 16mm, LA’s Launder’s newest music video for “Chew” grasps your attention from the get-go thanks to the dramatic effect commanded by the point
Photos by Allen Ying. Juan Wauters is a man of simple songs and intuitive thoughts. He expresses himself based on observation and after internally suffering from
Bringing back an old classic with a new twist. Shows We Went To started it’s online incarnation as a 35mm photo series back in 2015.
If Starcrawler ever runs out of energy, I have yet to see any proof of it. Their latest track “She Gets Around” is a testament
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,
Photos by Julia Khoroshilov. Find more of her work here. When sheer natural talent and the Spotify algorithm collided, Samia’s song “Someone Tell the Boys” sky-rocketed by
L.A. Witch formed slowly, summoned from the smog and sprawl of their eponymous city like a specter hovering just around the corner on your walk
