It feels like everybody is dying for a night out dancing. Tomorrow’s People, the debut solo record from Shire T (AKA Chris Davids, one half of renowned electronic duo Maribou State), arrives …
STRFKR has always been a group whose sound has been difficult to fully pin down. Calling it merely “indie rock” or “synth-pop” doesn’t feel like a properly full description. The group …
Nicolas Bougaieff’s The Upward Spiral (Mute) is such an amalgamation of sounds that it would be sort of pointless to even try categorize it, or put it into one singular genre. I guess I …
Sophie Payten, better known as Gordi, makes music for moments of catharsis. To describe it as “ethereal” probably would not do it proper justice. The music is gorgeous and powerful in its …
Vita and the Woolf, the musical project of Pennsylvania bred but LA-based singer-songwriter Jen Pague, is back with a new album, Anna Ohio, Pague’s first since 2017’s Tunnels, as well as her …
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 …
There’s been an impressive slew of young, talented, and daring pop artists to emerge from the UK in the last few years. Acts like Slowthai, Little Simz, and Charli XCX to name a few. …
It’s a treat when you get introduced to an artist who has the ability to effortlessly blend gorgeous and diverse musicianship with interesting and emotional lyrics. Son Little, on his new …
If you were to have happened to stumble into the Wonder Ballroom on a rainy, mid-December evening in Portland and thought that you were witnessing the reincarnation of David Bowie in front …
One of the best ways to not let a Monday ruin your Sunday is to dance away your demons to some good, old fashioned rock and roll in a communal setting. It also helps if the dancing is being …