‘Thanks For Coming’ – Joywave in Rhode Island
No one could stand still throughout the set, as electronic synths shook and vibrated the venue. The band effortlessly turned the overheated and dehydrated crowd into a dance party for the night.
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Vacationer @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Dancing afront a transitioning rainbow background and twirling under the disco ball light, fans watched Vacationer return to their Brooklyn roots at Music Hall of Williamsburg.
Sophie Strauss: Equal Representation
We recently spoke with Sophie about breaking down stereotypes, self-expression, and the history behind unequal representation of women in music.
SOPHIE: Oil Of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides
SOPHIE’s debut album is a whole new world building towards an acceptance and celebration of self.
UMI: A Genre-Bending R&B Princess
I spoke with UMI about her latest single, River, scooters and friendship, and the intersection of music and politics.
Shadowed Faces: COLD CAVE @ The Black Cat
With these dark and eerie images, Cold Cave’s sound was captured in real time at their headline show in DC.
Her’s: Good for Your Friendships & First Dates
Her’s is a dreamy indie-pop duo based in Liverpool, England. We spoke with member Audun Laading regarding their upcoming EP, friendship, their musical dynamic, and a possible underwear line?
Look Closer: CUT WORMS
Taking over our playlists with lo-fi influences off his debut album, Hollow Ground, Max Clarke (a.k.a Cut Worms) took some time to talk with us via email a while back.
CALPURNIA: Summertime Nostalgia & Old Souls
Calpurnia forms a distinct, coherent sound in Scout, proving themselves as distinguished artists on their first attempt.
Houndmouth @ Upstate Concert Hall, NY
In a room already flooded with pink light, Houndmouth truly illuminated the venue with their high spirits and astounding vocals.
Staff Playlist, June ’18
Summer has officially begun, the temperatures are rising and the adventures of the sunny months are happening! Of course the end of June calls for our monthly staff playlist – the variation of Charlie XCX to Sonic Youth and Mahalia, there is something for everyone.
Father John Misty: God’s Favorite Customer
With this being the first album of Tillman’s to be the subject of himself, or rather – the heartwrenching act of dismantling the facade of Father John Misty, Tillman delivers a direct and personal piece of work inspired by experiences that come straight from the heart.