On a November Saturday, Glasgow’s indie kids flocked to Room 2 to see bar italia, the UK’s favorite up and coming post-punk darling. Descending the
Photo by Rosie Carne Today, Gently Tender share “Country Folk” — a song that is somehow both grounded and otherworldly. A forgotten track that has been
Photos by Nicole Miller Crack Cloud’s “in-the-round” show was everything you would want from an intimate experience. They had everyone hooked in with all kinds of
Slow Pulp’s sophomore album, Yard, is the perfect soundtrack for the true beginning of fall, when summer flings have died and there’s still a few
Photo by Dylan Coates I first saw Fat Dog at The Great Escape in 2022. They played a 2AM set at The Green Door store —
Photo by Inigo Blake London-based singer Oscar Browne has released his latest single “Cut Me Off”, the follow up to his 2022 debut, “Never Quite Right”.
Australian electro-punk trio Haiku Hands have evolved over the years to reach this new high point in their journey as a group putting out killer
Photo by Lauren Davis “It’s Frost Children’s world and we’re just living in it” — a claim boldly stated by the sibling duo’s PR. Just
Wednesday’s newest release shows the group at their strongest. I remember listening to “Bull Believer” last year, and knowing immediately it would become one of
Photo by Tom van Huisstede When your band name goes as hard as Iguana Death Cult you’d better damn well have the chops to back
so much music, so little time. Lauren Early – “Good Girl Bad Boy” Lauren Early is back with her first new music since 2019’s Patience
Death Valley Girls have built a reputation on the power of community, from their earliest leather studded girl-gang stylings to benevolent psychedelic cult leaders on
Photo by Kelsey Wagner SHYBABY returns with another massive, hyperkinetic wall of noise blending fast and furious punk with sticky-sweet bubblegum pop sensibilities on absolutely
Everybody loves a good joke. The comedian, the class clown, the comic relief are critically important and revered characters that lift spirits and ease pressure,
Photo by Kitty Handley Like a fatalist combination of Dry Cleaning’s cynically deadpan poetry and the melodic magnetism of the xx, Nightbus craft their own
Photo by Chad Moore If you are in New York right now, you know that there is an *energy* around the scene — be that
Photo by Kyle Berger Geese are back! The Brooklyn 5-piece have just released their first single since their 2021 debut album ‘Projector’ and are gearing
If any criticism could be levied against White Reaper it’s that the band is consistent, nearly to a fault. Three LPs of increasingly adept power-pop
Album artwork by Tom Keelan Party planner and prolific podcaster, Curtis Everett Pawley is adding another feather to his already impressively plumed hat as the
Photo by Daniel Topete I love Blondshell. Even the name is evocative. It makes me think of Spoon River Anthology — there’s this line, “And
Pretty self explanatory. There are a lot of new tunes. You should check them out. THE GOA EXPRESS – “Portrait” THE GOA EXPRESS is
FIDLAR seemed from the outside to be kind of indefinitely gone for a while. But according to Zach Carper, “It didn’t feel like it was
Best Albums of 2022 Ants From Up There – Black Country, New Road Ants From Up There is a masterpiece of a record. The first few
Sorry @ Barboza (Seattle) I don’t love going to shows in Seattle. I do because the alternative is worse, but New York has pretty much
Leaving one musical education for another, Lindsay Dobbs left jazz school and came to New York City to pursue the world of Starla Online. In
Album art provided by artist. Polaroids by Nicole Miller There are not very many people who can name Sharon Van Etten as a mentor. Something that’s
Photo by Cody Briggs An ode to 60s mod style and b-list spy movies, the stylish and insanely catchy Bratboy share their latest video and single
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Photo by Kenny Ramos With the video for their latest release “Vanderbilt”, Hit makes it no secret how they feel about the rapidly accelerating building of
Bringing back an old classic with a new twist. Shows We Went To started its online incarnation as a 35mm photo series back in 2015. Some of
The hangover from Halloween remains, but the show must go on. These are the gigs we’re hitting this month in a very particular order (chronological)
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