Click here to read: “Natalie Mering discusses the heartbreak and global concerns that intertwine on her doom-laced yet oddly sanguine new album And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow.”
Click here to read: “The New Orleans four-piece fuses punk, industrial, and techno with stories of love and joy in a crumbling world.”
Click here to read: “Musicians Meg Remy (U.S. Girls) and Max Turnbull (Badge Époque Ensemble) discuss the fusion of creativity and life, the power of collaborations, and how to reframe…
Click here to read: “Frontperson Dara Kiely’s language less resembles the mumblings of a person disconnected from reality than those of someone whose anxieties are entirely relatable.”
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Click here to read: “Sharper songwriting, unbridled vocal performances, and more austere industrial textures give Luis Vasquez’s fifth album a new level of depth and candor.”
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: “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…
