Posted: 11th October, 2023 by The Editor In May of 2019, North Carolina indie rockers Truth Club burst out of the gate with the jittery Not Continue Reading
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The Alt Weekly Roundup (10/9)
Posted: 9th October, 2023 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
Photography: Noah Kahan and Samia in Nashville
Home > Photography: Noah Kahan and Samia in Nashville Posted: 6th October, 2023 by The Editor Noah Kahan brought his Stick Season tour to Nashville Continue Reading
New Track: saturdays at your place – “pourover”
Home > New Track: saturdays at your place – “pourover” Posted: 6th October, 2023 by The Editor Any readers keeping a close eye on newer Continue Reading
It Holds Up: Kevin Devine – ‘Make the Clocks Move’
Posted: 6th October, 2023 by The Editor In the late ’90s, bleeding into the early 2000s, Kevin Devine was in a Long Island emo band Continue Reading
Album Review: Short Fictions – ‘Oblivion Will Own Me and Death Alone Will Love Me (Void Filler)’
Posted: 6th October, 2023 by The Editor Short Fictions’ Oblivion Will Own Me and Death Alone Will Love Me (Void Filler) is a record of Continue Reading
The Alternative’s Favorite Horror Films
Home > The Alternative’s Favorite Horror Films Posted: 5th October, 2023 by admin It’s October once again, and you know what that means, it’s horror Continue Reading
Kanika’s “Lucky”: A Melodious Tale Of Love, Patience, & Self-Discovery
Genre-bending emerging singer and songwriter, Kanika just dropped “Lucky,” a song that is a journey into the soul of an artist who has, time and Continue Reading
Track by Track: Mutual Benefit – ‘Growing at the Edges’
Posted: 4th October, 2023 by The Editor Every Mutual Benefit record feels like its own world, and Growing at the Edges, the fourth album from the Continue Reading
Song Premiere: Prize Horse – “Your Time”
Home > Song Premiere: Prize Horse – “Your Time” Posted: 4th October, 2023 by The Editor Prize Horse burst out of Minneapolis in January of Continue Reading
How ‘Masquerade’ Reflects Vincent Poag ’s Evolving Artistry
In every note and lyric of Vincent Poag ’s music, there is a soul-stirring resonance that emanates universal human emotions. With Masquerade, the acclaimed artist Continue Reading
Enter the Weird World of Sloppy Jane
Posted: 2nd October, 2023 by The Editor It’s half past midnight at Williamsburg hotspot Baby’s All Right and Haley Dahl is handing out well-earned medals Continue Reading
Album Review: Slow Pulp – ‘Yard’
Posted: 2nd October, 2023 by The Editor Slow Pulp’s swooning, weepy slacker rock album Yard is brimming with earworms. It is an album that explores Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (10/2)
Posted: 2nd October, 2023 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
Photography: Divided Heaven at The Redwood
Home > Photography: Divided Heaven at The Redwood Posted: 30th September, 2023 by The Editor After releasing Clean Sheets earlier this year, Divided Heaven found Continue Reading
Photography + Review: Slowdive and Drab Majesty
Home > Photography + Review: Slowdive and Drab Majesty Posted: 27th September, 2023 by The Editor Slowdive have returned to America with a bigger following Continue Reading
Album Review: Equipment – ‘Alt. Account’
Posted: 27th September, 2023 by The Editor Earlier this year, Equipment released Miracle, a killer EP with a bevy of riffs and clever lyrics that Continue Reading
A Beacon Of Empowerment: Kara Major Illuminates With “Glow
Kara Major unveils a radiant masterpiece with her latest song, “Glow.” This euphonic creation is more than a melody – it is an odyssey of Continue Reading
The Alt Weekly Roundup (9/25)
Posted: 25th September, 2023 by The Editor The Alternative Weekly Roundup is a column where our staff plugs a variety of new releases in a Continue Reading
It Holds Up + Interview: Touché Amoré – Is Survived By
Posted: 25th September, 2023 by The Editor It’s difficult to notice the years that have passed until they’re marked by anniversaries that celebrate certain milestones. Continue Reading