Bunny’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photographed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Nicole Woszczyna. MUA Samantha Jozic. Artists
Thee Oh Sees return in May with their ninth album, Mutilator Defeated At Last. It’s the bands fourth full-length with John Dwyer’s co-owned Castle Face Records
Earl Sweatshirt just released an over-exposed video for “Grief,” a sedate, minimalist track off of his upcoming album, I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside.
Shlohmo released a NYC nightlife montage as his video for “Beams,” a track from his upcoming sophomore album, Dark Red. The frenzied drumwork and dirty synth
The Zoltars just released a nostalgic, ’60s-inspired video for “16-17-18 Living,” a charming lo-fi track off of their self-titled LP. Using footage from an anti-drug
Ceasing their guerilla attack of an existence with a string of cancelled tour dates and a cryptic open letter dubbing the band “a conceptual art exhibition anchored
Art Cures, our new weekly series, offers a themed list of music, films, books, events and other cool stuff in hopes of supplying you with
Liphemra’s feature from Issue #3 — copies are still available, get yours here. Photgraphed by Cheryl Georgette Arent. Interview by Shea Garner. Overcoming the crippling pain
Bent Denim create their music by way of email, with the exchange of respective sounds between a Ben Littlejohn in Nashville and Dennis Sager of
Bully, a punk quartet from Nashville, just released “I Remember,” the first single off of their upcoming album. Quick, raw, and unrelenting, “I Remember” is
It’s been nearly three years since Lonerism and Perth’s Tame Impala make their return with an ever-enthralling psyche rock epic in the form of “Let It Happen”
A demo that didn’t make the cut for Grimes’ next album, the music video for “REALiTi” was made as a ‘thank you’ for those who
Brooklyn’s favorite psychedelic rap trio, Flatbush Zombies, has surprised us with another weekly series of free tracks a la their “Day of the Dead” project.
Hundred Waters brought their new ambient, electronic tinkerings to Music Hall of Williamsburg last week. Alongside Mitski, a grungy ’90s-inspired trio, Hundred Waters captivated the
Every week or so, we’ll be offering a themed list of music, films, books, events and other cool stuff in hopes of supplying you with a
M.I.A. just released “Can See Can Do,” her first single since the her 2013 album Matangi. M.I.A’s new track serves as a gritty, dance-ready shock to
Dev Hynes has been on somewhat of a hiatus since the release of 2013’s Cupid Deluxe, the second full-length under his Blood Orange moniker. Since then, he’s
The Growlers have taken up something of a residency at Baby’s All Right this week. Their West Coast vibes are taking over the venue for a healthy
PINS, a post-punk/garage quintet hailing from Manchester, just released a glitter-filled video for “Too Little Too Late,” a new single off of their upcoming album
Besides spearheading Breakup Records, a boutique music label based in Portland, multi-talented power couple Alex and Sierra Haager craft dreamy yet gritty “slow-fi” jams with
A dream boat is an ideal: they’re almost untouchable, unlovable, unreal. Which is kind of how a break up feels — longing for someone you
Ibeyi’s self titled debut album will make you yearn for a spring awakening. “Ibeyi” translates to a “Divine Spirit between twins” in Yorubu, a Nigerian
John Waters has been called many things: low-brow, tacky, crazy, weird, campy, and most befittingly, the “Pope of Trash.” All of which are terms of
Himanshu Suri from Das Racist has embarked upon his solo project, Heems, with his debut album, Eat Pray Thug, coming out in March. Last week, Heems dropped
Lower Dens just released a video for “To Die In L.A.,” a driving synth-led jam from their upcoming third album, Escape from Evil. Directed by
Coming off their self-titled EP (produced by none other than electronic maestro Dev Hynes), Buscabulla has just released a video for the wispy, dance-ready track
Sufjan Stevens has returned with a harrowing single off his upcoming album, Carrie & Lowell. “No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross” is an extremely
If I were to describe Dinosaur Jr.’s album You’re Living All Over Me anecdotally, it would sound like this: Once upon a time, a fair-haired
Liverpool’s Stealing Sheep have been busy touring with the likes of the Postal Service, Alt-J, and St. Vincent since the release of their 2012 debut Into
Brace for impact: noise rock outfit Metz has just released “Acetate,” the opening track to their upcoming sophomore album II. Relentless drum work and grinding
Guantanamo Baywatch, a Portland garage outfit with a fondness for surf rock tropes and clever wordplay, just released “Too Late,” a track from their upcoming
Lost Boy ? just released “Love You Only,” an over-saturated Valentine’s Day exclusive dedicated to Natalie Kirch of Sharkmuffin. Although the track won’t be featured
