Two Ten-Year Anniversaries, a New Album, and A Whole Lotta Tears: The National’s Homecoming Festival
Despite coming of age as a band in New York and subsequently dispersing to both coasts and Europe over theContinue Reading
Author: Brittany Trang
The National Shock Fans With New Album Announcement ‘Laugh Track’ at Homecoming Festival
CINCINNATI — At their hometown Homecoming festival in Cincinnati this weekend, veteran indie rock band The National announced a newContinue Reading
The Sound fanclubwallet Crafts on Debut LP You Have Got To Be Kidding Me Sounds Good to Us
Hannah Judge’s bedroom pop first caught our ears last year on her fanclubwallet EP Hurt Is Boring, written during aContinue Reading
On Debut Album Pure Chaos, Lou Roy is Punching Her Way To The Moments She Always Dreamed Of
“Endless hope for the future,” Lou Roy sings while rubbing two mini Snickers bars together, surrounded by friends, on herContinue Reading
Alix Page’s “Old News” EP: More Old Than New
It was inevitable that Phoebe Bridgers would one day become GenZ’s Joni Mitchell, inspiring honest young female singer-songwriters top offContinue Reading
Yes, There’s a Song About the Parkersburg/DuPont PFAS Crisis on the New TWIABP album
You don’t have to strain to hear emo revival band The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am NoContinue Reading
Wild Pink is Back On The Road With Ratboys And It ‘Just Feels Really Right’
For audience members trickling back in to the Rumba Café music club holding their vaccine cards and negative tests, WildContinue Reading
Foxing Shoots for the Moon & Shows us How Small We Are Among the Stars on Draw Down The Moon
I’ll admit: I loved two songs off of Foxing’s last record Nearer My God (“Grand Paradise” and “Nearer My God”)Continue Reading
Live Music is Back: Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Buying Concert Tickets
We’ve spent a year and a half listening to music by ourselves, watching Instagram Live shows, and pre-recorded performances. NowContinue Reading
Manchester Orchestra Has a New Sophomore Album with Their Sixth LP, The Million Masks of God
Manchester Orchestra solidly transitioned to lush indie rock territory with their cinematic fifth album A Black Mile to the SurfaceContinue Reading