Last Days of Summer Guide
Danielle O'Neill
August 15, 2015
Just because summer is coming to a close doesn’t mean you have to spend the rest of the season binge watching Buffy, trapped in the
Just because summer is coming to a close doesn’t mean you have to spend the rest of the season binge watching Buffy, trapped in the
Sui Zhen is a dreamy electro-pop artist from Australia who blends bubblegum sweet vocals and melodies with thumping dance beats, ethereal synth lines, and plenty
Aries A full moon in your house of friendships is exactly what you need right now to forget that professional struggles and romantic stressors abound.
When Billy Corgan announced the Smashing Pumpkins third album, Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, he said it would be akin to Pink Floyd’s The
Aries This week focus on your daily health. You brush your teeth. You wear your bike helmet. Now do something every day this week to
Before supreme pop overlord Taylor Swift dominated top 40 radio with her wink-and-smile musicality, there was Alanis Morissette. At first glance it’s a bizarre comparison
Brooklyn’s own Sharkmuffin are a volatile mix of garage, pop, and punk (not to mention budding ice cream makers). Led by Tarra Thiessen (guitar and vocals)
As the internet has presumably informed you, Clueless celebrated its 20th anniversary over the weekend. While its remembrance caused us to feel seriously ancient, it also made for an ideal time
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Aries Anger — let it go. You’re the quickest to strike the match and burn down a good thing at the first sign of trouble.
Aries Airy aries — some things are actually materializing for you this week in a way that not only you can see, but others can
Gemini The new moon in your sign last week brought some real-talk truth to the spotlight. Have a level-headed sit-down with your inner self and
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The only thing bigger than EMEFE’s lineup (8 members in total) is their colossal sound, which is a restless, brass-heavy convergence of funk and pop.
ICYMI Governors Ball 2015 was ruled by a band of alternative, eclectic butterflies — and Björk was their moth mother. The fifth annual Governors Ball on
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Lisa Marie Basile is a fierce, unapologetic poet, fascinated by gender politics, beauty, and the labyrinthine mysteries of the body. She is the author of
Who invented punk? The short answer is: who cares? Let’s listen to a song about blowing up a train station. In 1964, Los Saicos shot
Punk and poetry have a storied history, and while the divide between these art forms has widened a bit over the years, a few champions
The Midnight Hollow embrace the groove — hard. Combining synthesizers with propulsive percussion, swirling ambiance, and reverb-laced vocals, this NYC-based psych-pop outfit craft luscious, captivating
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A writer of impeccable talent and an impressive resumé, Porchista Khakpour is the author of Sons and Other Flammable Objects (Grove/Atlantic, 2007) and The Last Illusion (Bloomsbury, 2014). She’s been
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Sophia Katz is a writer and musician from Toronto, and her debut collection, The Title Of This Book Is An Inside Joke, was just recently released by
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Indie-Lit Pop Quiz, our new weekly interview series, gets the skinny on independent writers, from their creative process and views on pop culture to their
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