Tomato Flower: ‘Gold Arc’ EP/’Construction’ EP reviews (for Pitchfork)
Click here to read: “With chirping guitars and prismatic synths, the Baltimore band’s mellow, filigreed psych-pop has a beguiling appeal.”
Click here to read: “With chirping guitars and prismatic synths, the Baltimore band’s mellow, filigreed psych-pop has a beguiling appeal.”
Click here to read: “Using their dance music alter ego, former Ava Luna vocalist Becca Kauffman gets more personal and philosophical while maintaining their whimsical sense of humor.”
Click here to read: “Sacred Bones label co-founder Caleb Braaten on earning trust with musicians and listeners, defining success on your own terms, and not being afraid to make mistakes.”
Click here to read: “Musician and photographer Nick Zinner on why context is more important than genre, quieting your inner critic, and the value of focus.”
Click here to read: “Abby Hwong journeys through their past to reach a place of liberty, affirmation and safety.”
Click here to read: “Musician and visual artist Dana Margolin (Porridge Radio) discusses cultivating spaces for separate creative practices, not worrying about how your work will be received, and the…
Click here to read: “In her vastest music yet, the Slavic-American art-pop musician walks through the fires of turbulence and emerges a more balanced person.”
Click here to read: “With producer Redinho, the Greek pop artist smooths out some of her defining idiosyncrasies, embracing new sounds but lacking the vision to transcend her influences.”
Click here to read: “For queer musicians like mxmtoon, Cat Burns, and Jake Wesley Rogers, the app’s community sustains careers, fills venues, and gives them more control.”
Click here to read: “Writer and label head Nabil Ayers discusses making things for yourself first and knowing when it’s time to focus on one creative outlet over another.”