Home > Photography + Review: Offset Posted: 28th March, 2024 by The Editor Offset kicked off the spring concert season this past weekend, delivering an Continue Reading
Music Dose
Track by Track: Magana – ‘Teeth’
Posted: 25th March, 2024 by The Editor Out today in conjunction with the full moon, Magana’s Teeth wraps up snapshots from singer Jeni Magaña’s past Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (3/25)
Posted: 25th March, 2024 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
Artist Interview / EP Review: Elliott Green – ‘Kintsugi’
Posted: 22nd March, 2024 by The Editor Of course I know that it rains in Seattle. What I didn’t know until I visited the city Continue Reading
Photography: Arlo Parks with Chloe George
Home > Photography: Arlo Parks with Chloe George Posted: 22nd March, 2024 by The Editor Parks is currently out on her North American tour for Continue Reading
Album Review: Carpool – ‘My Life In Subtitles’
Posted: 22nd March, 2024 by The Editor From first listen, there’s a sense that My Life In Subtitles is Carpool’s swing-for-the-fences record. These songs are Continue Reading
Artist Interview: Spaced
Posted: 22nd March, 2024 by The Editor After a few years of singles and EPs, hardcore five-piece Spaced signed to the legendary Revelation Records. Today, Continue Reading
Exploring the Heart of Loka Manya Prawiro’s Musical Journey: ‘I Love You Evermore’
In a world where music often serves as a vessel for storytelling, Loka Manya Prawiro emerges as a master narrator, weaving tales of love, loss, Continue Reading
Karen Salicath Jamali: Crash. Heal. Compose.
Forget labels. Karen Salicath Jamali isn’t a musician or a sculptor; she’s a creative chameleon, flitting between worlds for over 30 years. This Danish-born artist, Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (3/18)
Posted: 18th March, 2024 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
Heat Wave: Power’s “Wasabi” Spices Up the Music Scene
Power is not just another rapper from the vibrant streets of Los Angeles—he is a leader with a clear purpose. His latest track, “Wasabi,” is Continue Reading
Pittsburgh’s Mr. Roboto Project is Raising Funds to Purchase the Venue Building
Home > Pittsburgh’s Mr. Roboto Project is Raising Funds to Purchase the Venue Building Posted: 13th March, 2024 by The Editor If a band you Continue Reading
We Need More Music Industry Investment in Mental Health
Posted: 13th March, 2024 by The Editor photograph by Jay Leiby In the fast-paced world of the music industry, creativity collides with commerce. The spotlight Continue Reading
Video Premiere: Early Day Miners – “Amends”
Posted: 12th March, 2024 by The Editor Almost immediately upon forming in 1999, Early Day Miners have been a canonical slowcore band. From 2000 to Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (3/11)
Posted: 11th March, 2024 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
Album Review: Bleachers – ‘Bleachers’
Posted: 8th March, 2024 by The Editor The best records, the ones that stick with you through the years, are the ones that grow with Continue Reading
New Music Friday Playlist – 3/8/24
Home > New Music Friday Playlist – 3/8/24 Posted: 8th March, 2024 by admin All our staff’s favorite new music from the week of March Continue Reading
A Rhythmic Journey with Peter KingKing’s Latest Releases
Hailing from the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, California, Peter KingKing emerges as a multifaceted artist blending musical talent with entrepreneurial flair. His musical odyssey Continue Reading
Step 2 Rhythm-February 2024
Posted: 6th March, 2024 by The Editor Abso-DEMO ’24 I was doing my usual scrolling on Instagram when I saw someone share the demo from Continue Reading
Photography: Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs – The Tour
Posted: 6th March, 2024 by The Editor It’s fair to say that when Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs The Tour was announced, many fans of the lineup were Continue Reading