Wisemary, the dynamic rock band hailing from St. Louis, has once again proven their musical prowess with the release of “Won’t Bow Down Acoustic.” This latest rendition of their popular debut single showcases a raw, […]
Blink’s “Leave This Club”: A Vibrant Portrait of Nightlife and Desire
Florida’s music scene is buzzing with the latest release from the up-and-coming artist Blink, titled “Leave This Club.” Known for blending old-school rhythms with contemporary beats, Blink’s new track is a vibrant exploration of nightlife […]
Spencer Zahn: Statues I / Statues II
Spencer Zahn has freely lent his talents since relocating to New York in the mid 2000s, touring with artists like Empress Of and Kimbra and contributing to studio albums over a wide sweep of genres. […]
Steve Edwards’ Triumphant Return with “Broken Bones”: A Tale Of Struggle & Resilience
Steve Edwards, the artist from New Zealand who has carved out a niche in the UK music scene, has once again captured the hearts of his audience with his profound new single, “Broken Bones.” This […]
Vocal Virtuosity: carsn.’s “make it work” Elevates His Artistic Expression
In “make it work,” carsn. ’s voice is not just an addition; it is the centerpiece. This track signifies an artistic pivot towards a more pronounced vocal presence, a shift inspired by the desire to […]
Acetone: I’m still waiting.
For a band whose touchstone would soon become obdurate slowness, Acetone certainly began on the record industry’s fast track. In the early ’90s, when music executives were quick with cash, the unproven trio of California […]
H31R: HeadSpace
The moment JWords and maassai crossed paths, collaboration was inevitable. After meeting at a showcase in 2017, the New Jersey producer and Brooklyn rapper each felt they’d found a kindred spirit, deciding to unite the […]
William Eggleston: 512
William Eggleston’s music, like his photography, lives in vivid color. The 84-year-old artist helped establish color photography as a medium worthy of institutional attention, elevating what was once considered purely commercial to the level of […]
Beirut: Hadsel
The note of surprise on Hadsel, Beirut’s sixth studio LP, is not so much that Zach Condon has recorded an album on a remote Norwegian island with free access to a church organ, it’s that […]
Spiritual Cramp: Spiritual Cramp
Spiritual Cramp have their very own Bez. Jose-Luna Gonzalez is the Bay Area band’s tambourine-playing mascot, popping up at their shows to provide auxiliary percussion and an extra sense of chaos to a group, usually […]
Ya Boi L.I.V.E’s “The End”: A Riveting Tale of Betrayal and Finality
In his latest single “The End,” Ya Boi L.I.V.E, the multifaceted artist from Amityville, NY, plunges into the depths of betrayal and disillusionment with a narrative that’s as gripping as it is relatable. The song, […]
Daniel Villarreal: Lados B
If it sounds like Daniel Villarreal is rediscovering his drum set in real time in the opening moments of Lados B, that’s because—in a way—he is. He creates a groove one thwack at a time, […]