On Separate Places, Indie Pop Band Dizzy Brings Collaboration Into The Spotlight
Move over, Drake—we’re ready to introduce you to the next big Canadian artist. Not quite a rap artist, but oneContinue Reading
Category: Reviews
It’s Lorde’s World: We’re Just Living In It—Hear “Solar Power,” Now, Her First Single In Four Years
Being a Lorde fan has been pretty intense over the past couple weeks. If you’ve tuned in, you already know—butContinue Reading
Japanese Breakfast’s Jubilee Brings a Sharpened Sense of Joy and Change
So begins the third full length LP from Michelle Zauner, also known as Japanese Breakfast. “Paprika” swells, growing with aContinue Reading
Chicago Artist Jackie Hayes Releases “omg” Ahead of New EP and Riot Fest Debut
If you’re a pessimist like me (I’d like to think most people are pessimists?), you probably have the mindset thatContinue Reading
Olivia Lunny’s “Who Could Say No” Vies For The Post-COVID Summer Anthem
It may be hard to believe, but there ARE musicians out there that are making disco-infused pop that aren’t tryingContinue Reading
On LUNO, Blood Cultures Details an Intense Journey of Resurrection
Anonymity in music these days is a rare thing. Artists can sell millions of records off their name or theContinue Reading
Kate Nash Returns With “Misery,” a Song About COVID Fatigue
Hasn’t the pandemic made us all feel a bit miserable? It certainly impacted British singer-songwriter and musician Kate Nash, whoContinue Reading
Though Messy and Sometimes One Dimensional, Sour is only Olivia Rodrigo’s Jumping Off Point
In case you haven’t noticed, teenagers get to dictate essentially everything that is popular in culture. Perhaps this was alwaysContinue Reading
On Harmony House, Dayglow Effortlessly Steals The Show
Envision the scene: Sloan Struble, aka Dayglow, greets you from the porch of his house with arms open wide. He’sContinue Reading
The Reintroduction of St. Vincent: The Good, The Bad, and The Confusion Surrounding Daddy’s Home
If you’re looking for the St. Vincent that you know and love, then look away, because on her latest release,Continue Reading
