Whiskey Flower Refuses to Be Flattened
On “Stop Stereo,” queer identity, creative defiance, and the power of taking up space There’s a...
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Caitlynne Curtis Isn’t Preaching — She’s Processing
On faith, heartbreak, redemption, and the emotional weight of “You Need Jesus” There are albums...
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Malammore and the Quiet Urgency of Becoming On “Tudo Passa,” resistance, identity, and turning poetry into sound
There’s something disarming about music that doesn’t try to impress you. No chorus engineered for...
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Bleed Electric Doesn’t Come Back — It Reappears
There are bands.And then there are systems. Bleed Electric has never functioned like a traditional...
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“Poetry in Motion, Power in Sound: David Aaron Greenberg’s ‘Streets’ Rewrites the Rules of Hip-Hop”
There’s a certain lineage you can’t fake—and on “Streets,” David Aaron Greenberg doesn’t just...
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