Haley Fohr has been releasing really exciting and impressive material for a while now. She’s managed to cultivate quite different and distinct styles and moods in her work as both …
Peach Pit, the Vancouver, B.C.-based quartet is back with their sophomore album, You and Your Friends. The band, falling somewhere between surf rock and indie pop, is known for their …
Jordan Mackampa is (currently) best known for his 2016 EP, Physics, especially “Yours to Keep” and “What Could Have Been.” Four years later he delivers his first album, Foreigner, with the …
“Listen keenly,” advises MC Kwasi in a gusty introduction to Mr. Scruff’s fifth mix/compilation LP, which can also be called his twelfth album if you count the all the studio work in his 25 …
Colorado-based electro/hip-hop fusion duo Big Gigantic – made up of saxophonist/producer Dominic Lalli and drummer Jeremy Salk – dropped their seventh studio album, Free Your Mind, this …
by Angélica Veras After releasing their Grammy-nominated album, Weather, in 2019, Tycho returns with Simulcast. While Simulcast is its own album in its right, it serves as an extension of …
Sudan Archives is a woman of many talents: a violinist, singer, songwriter, and producer she performs as a one-woman-show but not a second of it makes you miss other potential band …
text by Angélica Veras After the success of CityFox: Halloween, CityFox returned to Avant Gardner to host a second rendition of CityFox Live, a unique music festival dedicated to underground …
Bay Area native Guapdad 4000 opened the evening in high energy and with a lot of charisma. In between songs the artist kept everyone entertained with jokes and stories about his humble …
by Angélica Veras After a five-year absence, Dan Snaith, also known as Caribou, returns with Suddenly, his fifth studio album. Caribou gave fans a sneak peek into his new work in late 2019 …