
Album Review: Sydney Sprague – ‘maybe I will see you at the end of the world’
The vast, sublime production and tumultuous lyrics of Sydney Sprague's debut make her resemble a pastel goth Kacey Musgraves.
Read MoreThe vast, sublime production and tumultuous lyrics of Sydney Sprague's debut make her resemble a pastel goth Kacey Musgraves.
Read MoreThe frenetic nature of In Spite Of, the debut album from For Your Health, may make you shiver and squirm, but it’s always a thrill.
Read MoreStream "Our Hands," the fiery and explosive lead single from En Garde's debut EP, out later this month via Count Your Lucky Stars
Read MoreOn his debut EP, Charlie Hickey straddles the line between poignant and cloying.
Read MorePlucking out sounds and tones from different genres and bringing them together in harmony is the only way the future of musicianship should live on. Hope expands on how Lydia Luce did this with Dark River in this review.
Read More“New Hampshire” is a subdued indie pop track perfect for sitting on your porch on a lazy, breezy morning. Check out the newest video from Whitehall now.
Read MoreMister Goblin's new album uses the plot of a 2010 horror movie to explore the darkness in us all.
Read MoreOn the newest episode of Streaming Sundays we had performances from Drauve, Young Winona, Annakarina, and Coupons!
Read MoreA plush new song from Lunarette, an emotionally rich new album from John the Ghost, and the bright new tune from Personal Space were among our staff's favorites from last week. Check out all six new releases that we deem 'must-hear':
Read MoreEmma explores Karima Walker's vast, wind-worn and innately affecting release, 'Waking the Dreaming Body.'
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