Ruston Kelly Brings Dirt Emo to New York City
Ruston Kelly is known for his blend of Americana and pop-punk with a dash of stoner rock- a genre he’sContinue Reading
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Gracie Abrams Lives in the Melancholy on Good Riddance
In 2018, The Cut labeled the then-eighteen-year-old Gracie Abrams the “Lorde-Approved Instagram Songwriter.” When she released her first EP inContinue Reading
Four Key Takeaways from Taylor Swift’s Midnights
Now that fans, critics, and the indifferent alike have had time to digest the already-record-breaking Midnights, let’s dive into someContinue Reading
MUNA Releases Live at Electric Lady EP, featuring a cover of Taylor Swift’s “august”
MUNA joins in the tradition of artists like Bleachers, Japanese Breakfast, and even Patti Smith with the releases of theirContinue Reading
Samia Emerges With Emotional Heavyweight Track “Kill Her Freak Out,” Announces New Album Honey
Samia, the twenty-five year old whose debut album The Baby landed on NPR and Paste’s year-end lists in 2020, isContinue Reading
Dayglow Heralds New Album Era With Live Favorite “Then It All Goes Away”
Last year, Dayglow’s effervescent bop “Close to You” was a strong contender for the unofficial Staged Haze song of theContinue Reading
Sharon Van Etten is Seismic on We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong
Sharon Van Etten has never claimed to speak for the collective experience, but over time, she’s been lauded as aContinue Reading
Big Thief Are Alchemists on Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe You
Many writers swear that the true skill and challenge of crafting something great is the editing process. Anyone can beContinue Reading
Mitski Explores the Art of Feeling on Laurel Hell
Although Mitski has been labeled one of the faces of the Mount Rushmore of “sad girl indie,” her music standsContinue Reading
Kacey Musgraves Creates a Modern Tragedy On star-crossed
Kacey Musgraves, whether intentionally or not, has always resisted falling into industry molds. Her first two releases, Same Trailer, DifferentContinue Reading