Category: Music
Starling Are Still Too Close to Plexus to Know What It Means
The Los Angeles four-piece didn’t set out to make an EP, didn’t always know what their songs were...
Read MoreJulien Tassin, Erwin Vann & Jean-Marc Butty Want You to Stop Filling the Silence
On Inner Forest, three singular musicians turn silence, space and deep listening into a quiet form...
Read MoreA.G. Sully Is Done Performing a Perfect Version of Herself
On “Are you willing to change?”, the Alabama-raised, Brooklyn-based artist explores the...
Read MoreSHAB Spent Years Becoming Herself. Now She’s Ready to Enjoy It
On “Perfume,” the Iranian-born independent pop artist turns glamour, femininity and the dancefloor...
Read MoreJack Larkin Keeps Replacing Pieces of Himself. Somehow, He’s Still Jack Larkin
On Purkinje Shift, the Southern California songwriter turns the Ship of Theseus, changing...
Read MoreKi! Is Making Pop Music the Wrong Way — And That’s Exactly the Point
For Ki!, there are no wrong ideas. That philosophy might explain why the Danish-Korean...
Read MoreGrace Cummings Steps Into the Technicolor World of Bloodhorse!
For Grace Cummings, growing up may actually be a process of returning. Not returning to a...
Read MorePhoenix Laoutaris Is Learning to Trust Every Version of Herself
There is a particular kind of clarity that arrives before action. You know something is wrong. You...
Read MorePoem Rocket Revisit the Happy Errors That Built Felix Culpa
In 1995, discovering an underground band required effort. You might hear their name from a friend,...
Read MoreNP York Learns to Live Without Answers on What’s Next?
Growing older is supposed to come with answers. For NP York, the more interesting realization is...
Read MoreMiss the Heart Turn Feminine Rage Into Power on “Know Me Better”
There’s a particular kind of anger that arrives only after confusion disappears. For Miss the...
Read MoreElephant Stone Turns Grief Into Transcendence on ASHA
For Rishi Dhir, grief and hope have never really existed on opposite sides of the emotional...
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