Photo by The Little Ghost/Kelsey Hart Death Valley Girls’ latest release is saturated in psychedelic nostalgia and brimming with radiant positivity in celebration of the
Photo by Lauren Davis Creating a sense of uneasiness, restlessness, and dissatisfaction with their present reality, Constant Smiles, a project lead by artist Ben Jones,
We are all experiencing such an oddly specific moment in time right now. At the crossroads of despair and hopelessness and optimism that a better
Photo by Lissyelle Laricchia When someone goes hard for an artist, I try to take note. And I mean really go hard. Making bold claims that
Photo by Rob Carmichael, Chritiane Johnson, and Laura Hermiston There’s an intimacy in simplicity. To watch someone simply be rather than putting on a show is
Silverbacks have been hard at work since the release of their debut record, Fad, in 2020. The first offering since the release is the angular, electric
Photo by Alec Basse Building and expanding upon the dreamy, psych-pop sound they established on their debut Foam, Divino Niño is back with the more party
Patrick Phillips has been a familiar face in the Brooklyn music scene, but never has he been as vulnerable and raw as with his latest
Photo by Felipe Torres For a few years now Gustaf has been known around the New York scene as one of the “hardest working bands”
Eartheater x Tony Seltzer’s “Joyride” is a throwback to the songs that pre-dated what we now can categorize as “hot girl summer” — celebrating trashy,
Photo by Leonora Coenraads Truth be told, I went into this video expecting to be bored by it. The majority of what is pitched to me
Photo by Joelle Grace There is such a unique specificity in each case of lovesickness. Madeline The Person illustrates this beautifully in her latest single,
Photo by Danny Draxx Summer 2021 appears to be the summer of coming age, self-actualization, and teen popstar supremacy. Joining the ranks of the newly
Photo by Emorie Star Kibi James is re-releasing their debut EP Azúcar via Citrus City at exactly the right time. The sweetly idyllic indie tracks are
There is no stopping Nation of Language. With each new single, they further solidify themselves as not only a project to watch, but a project
Photo by Cheryl Georgette Kills Birds’ latest track, “Rabbit” might be the most appropriate, least on the nose titled-track in existence. Coming in like a
Photo by Faye Webster Mamalarky’s self-titled debut out last November was an overwhelming swell of musical tact & dexterity meets playfulness & unbridled joy. It
So remember how we all had to fully uproot our lives, change career trajectories, move across the country, and question our entire existence during a
Photo by Ammo Bankoff Positioned smack in the middle of Death Valley Girls’ luminous 2016 sophomore LP, Glow In The Dark, “I’m A Man Too”
It’s remarkable how quickly The Lazy Eyes have accumulated acclaim since releasing their first EP in mid-2020, like a tiny snowball steadily picking up speed
Said it once and we’ll say it again, Lillie West is on track to be our generation’s great collaborator. The artist behind Lala Lala has
With every description of herself, PACKS’ vocalist Madeline Link seems to be decomposing from the inside out. “Clingfilm” is a haunting track born from the haunted.
Coming together across many different locations, but primarily a single timezone, the collaborative project, Central Heat Exchange, was formed by Adam Soloway, Santiago RD, and
Early in his career, writer-philosopher Aldous Huxley wrote, “Perhaps it’s good for one to suffer. Can an artist do anything if he’s happy? Would he
Written by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here. When everything locked down, what was the one thing you realized you missed the most?
Photo by Chase Hart If you ever thought, “why not put some dancing rats on an atomic bomb,” then you and Acid Tongue are on
Written by Izel Villarba, find more of his work here. I met Nico Brunstein and Nando Dale one happenstance night on a Brooklyn football pitch
Photo by Kristy Benjamin Following the release of their 2019 EP, I Can Fool Anyone In This Town, Californian four-piece Liily became an undeniable force
Photo by Daniel Delgato Chicago-based artist Serena Isioma is back with a technicolored funk track, “HUH?”. Switching between a 70s sitcom theme song setup, a
Ok on the real, though, this is the most excited I’ve been for a band in a minute. Domino’s latest signees, Wet Leg, have
Lorde is not the same girl who sang, “she thinks you love the beach, you’re such a damn liar” on “Green Light” a few years
Photo by Sammy Ray Nelson Sometimes it’s really delicious to just feel a lot of feelings. Mixing punk with classic Motown, Pom Pom Squad’s latest
