Navigating Romance as Both Path and Place — An Interview with Fontaines D.C.

Love is a sacred feeling, perhaps the most sacred of all—a complex, multifaceted force that requires not just passion, but a willingness...

Tonitruale Live - Thurston Moore is New in Town and Looking to Set Up Shop

The legendary Thurston Moore dials in to chat about everything you need to know about his upcoming album, "Flow Critical Lucidity."

I Liked Them Before They Became Popular

When I was thirteen, I was initiated into what people online called "real music." My cousin encouraged me to listen to the Red Hot Chili...

Gov Ball 2024, Day 3: Kevin Abstract is Still a Gays Only Event

Photo by Anna Downs “It's a quarter after one, I'm all alone and I need you now...” There are very few artists that could open their set...

Charli XCX Revisits Her Roots and Redefines The "Pop Star" Title on BRAT

"Wondering about whether I think I deserve commercial success, it's running through my mind. Sometimes, I really think it would be cool...

So Horny I’m Bending Time: Indie Sleaze and the Collapse of Culture

Illustration by Taya Welter Coming straight out of 2024’s winter-spring collection of post-niche-micro-macro-trends, and guaranteed to be...

Oct 107 min read

Long Live Frog Pop: By George Brings Audience to Tears at Final Charlotte Show

By George have nurtured promising ripples into colossal waves of genuine love, and will have forever left their mark on the Carolina sound.

Sep 251 min read

Tonitruale Live - Being Dead is a Flight Risk at Best (and Your Favorite Band at Worst)

Being Dead's Falcon Bitch and Smoofy take a break from developing a new clean energy source to tell us all about their new album, "EELS."

Sep 65 min read

Two-Steppers and Cosmic Saxophones: Dummy's "Free Spirit" is an Extraterrestrial Invitation to the Dance Party at the End of the World

The next attempt, the sophomore outing, tape number two; the second album is a make or break moment in any band's career. When you...

Apr 193 min read

Give Up the Ghost Once More: Pillow Queens Find Peace in Madness on "Name Your Sorrow"

Upon my first listen through of Pillow Queens' new album, Name Your Sorrow, I couldn't help but tingle with an odd feeling of deja vu. I...

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