Arctic Monkeys have released their long awaited and highly anticipated seventh studio album, The Car. The album continues in the foreseeable development of Alex Turner’s vision
When I asked James Smith, lyricist and lead singer of Yard Act what kind of “mad shit happens when you do art” other than the
New York photos by Lucy Blumenfield. Seattle photos by Lauren Khalfayan. Not that playing several hundred to 1000 cap venues nationwide is a small feat, but Wolf
Sloth is one of the seven deadly sins, perhaps the most deadly, as the slippery slope of laziness represents a slow deterioration of the mind
Photos by Kelsey Wagner. Find more of her work here Shortly after interviewing Wunderhorse in the boiler room that doubles as the green room in
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I first saw HighSchool in a very small room up a winding flight of stairs in a pub in Brighton. It was this past May
Art by Joaquin Ramirez. Find more of their work here. The landscape of the music industry has changed significantly in the last decade. Where artists at a
Photos by Aaron Moreno Here we are, a few days into October already and Desert Daze has came and went once again. I finally got around
Photo by Kevin Condon Big Bliss return with the first single since the release of their lauded 2018 album, At Middle Distance, at a time
Sorry makes me mad. It should not be allowed for one group of people to be as unnecessarily talented as they are. ‘Anywhere But Here’
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
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Art by Joaquin Ramirez. Find more of their work here. While you’re getting your camping gear ready and planning out who’ll you will be seeing
Words by Brett Wachtel It’s the final moments of the last act of your favorite tv show, you’re the main character. You’re feeling like you’re
Crack Cloud’s Tough Baby is blistering and scratching, an orchestrated chaos. The Canadian art collective’s approach to making music has never just stopped there (with the
Photos by Aaron Moreno What if I told you there was a festival that happened in the desert every year that wasn’t Coachella, with even more
Photos by Nicole Miller I’ve never been to King’s Theatre, and so i was so elated to shoot one of the favorites at a stunning
Dabbling in everything from garage to psych to hardcore, Osees have proven they’re able to not only reinvent the wheel, but propel it forward at
Photo by Jaycee Rockhold Some of my favorite music has a disconnect between how the music sounds and what the lyrics are communicating. On the surface,
Photo by Astrid Terrazas Barging in with a dark and winding synth line, Cutouts latest single “Narc” is hypnotic and instantly captivating. Atmospherically, it begs
Photo by Iris Luz In stark contrast to the euphoria of “Let The Lights On”, Sorry’s latest single “Key To The City” looks at the bitter
Photos by Lauren Khalfayan, find more of her work here. Shame Unless you’ve been living under a rock since 2016, you know about Shame and their reputation for raucous
Photo by Alice Baxley FIDLAR are back, and it’s grimy as ever. “FSU” – for Fuck Shit Up – is so extremely FIDLAR. Produced by
My Saturday started innocently enough until a friend posed the question: are you going to the Open Tab show tonight? A black and white poster
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Photos by Lucy Blumenfield In 2016 The Kills were touring in support of their recently released fifth studio album, Ash & Ice, the band’s most
Photo by Todd Fisher If there’s one thing Chicago has besides hot dogs, deep dish and a massive silver bean, it’s good music, and Horsegirl is
Writing by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here. Photo by Alec Castillo, find more of his work here. If you’ve been paying attention
There’s a very specific brand of indie rock that specializes in the kind of big-sky anthems that stretch across the various seasons of life with
Shoegaze is most effective when adhering closely to the tenets of punk’s influence on the style, enveloping short compositions in enough static and haze and
