Music Dose

Chillwave producer Raligator is something of a mystery person with no social accounts to their name, and they aim to keep it that way and Continue Reading

Folk singer-songwriter Jakob Leventhal teams up with Americana’s Sarah Jarosz for the delicate folk-pop of the tender “Greenwich Village Ghosts”. It’s a spare tune with Continue Reading

I really never intended to start reading the comics page of the Sunday newspaper again. As a kid, I always read the funnies, but when Continue Reading

In a time of sickness and great division, Front Country aims to heal with “The Reckoning”. The hopeful hymn was written around a year prior Continue Reading

Italian composer Michele Garruti is releasing a new album titled Glitch. Despite being a neo-classical album, it has been making the buzz in the press, Continue Reading

Buscrates is Pittsburgh producer who draws inspiration from the classic 1990s G-funk sound in hip-hop and the boogie and disco dance music of the 1970s. Continue Reading

“Bionda”, the new single by Lita, an Italian singer relocated to Los Angeles, sounds totally contemporary in its arrangement and production. The song’s roots, however, Continue Reading

Richard Dawson has a bit at his shows where he stomps his feet onstage and bellows into the mic at frighteningly close proximity to his Continue Reading

The cover of Freeze, Melt, the latest album from Australian electropop group Cut Copy, depicts a glimmering ocean wave rolling towards the camera and a Continue Reading

Whenever I hear the song “Stay Beautiful” off Taylor Swift’s 2006 self-titled debut, I’m transported back to when my mom and I would drive to Continue Reading

There’s something comforting about the sound of familiar music. No matter how dark the outside world may seem, we can huddle in our rooms by Continue Reading

Pleasure Line, Video Age’s third album, is a pastiche of 1980s synthpop. This is interesting, because the band didn’t start out that way. Listening back Continue Reading

Capable of finger-picking intensive melodies and percussive rhythms, Jake Allen is perhaps most known for his technical guitar prowess. As he’s tread the lines between Continue Reading

Molly Tuttle was only two years old when Jerry Garcia died in 1995. Though the little girl who grew up in the Bay Area found Continue Reading

Switzerland’s Ay Wing makes her warm neo-soul music in the creative environment of Berlin. She teams with Germany’s Shuko to create the lustrous, dreamy confection Continue Reading

New Jersey’s Creeptones play the type of catchy pop-rock that tore up the charts in the 1960s and headlined on college rock radio in the Continue Reading

Palestinian/Jordanian electronic ensemble 47SOUL have just released a timely and important song in “Border Ctrl.” that compares the Israeli and US border walls that cruelly Continue Reading

A man drives through the sandy Iranian landscape surrounding Tehran. He drives past day workers seeking employment but waves them off. He moves out of Continue Reading

“Cartoon” can mean a lot of things. As a drawing style, those things usually include simplification. A cartoonist takes a massively detailed real-world subject and Continue Reading

Leave it to Las Vegas to market implosions. The high frequency in which implosions occur in the city relates to the need to renovate and Continue Reading