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“Sometimes, Strength Looks Like Softness”: Nora Kelly Band Are Rewriting Alt-Country’s Tough-Guy Mythos With Wit, Twang, and Heart
“Knowing What We’re Supposed to Be”: Sleeping With Sirens’ Nick Martin on the Cycle of Death and Renewal on ‘An Ending In Itself’
“The Whole Title Is Just Me Trying To Show Up For My Feelings”: The Haunted Youth Confronts Masculinity With Vulnerability on ‘Boys Cry Too’
“Take a Leap of Faith, or You Can Be Brave”: Portland’s BendreTheGiant Turn a Moment of Crisis into a Spectacular Act of Empathy & Endurance
“Twist the Key to a Brand New Start”: Baby Snakes & The Electric Co. Hit the Gas on Their Debut Single “Dark Horse,” a Cinematic Ode to Electric, Enduring Love
“In the Sun I’m Laughing”: How Babe Rainbow Put a Fresh Twist on Old Tricks With “Acid and Honey,” a Six-Minute Psychedelic Symphony
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Check back here for our up-to-date calendar of the albums, EPs, mixtapes, & projects we're anticipating and excited about in 2026! Dive in!THE BEST OF 2025
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ATWOOD MAGAZINE'S 2025 ARTISTS TO WATCH
get to know the 50+ artists on our radar this year! Read the full feature!
50 YEARS OF HIP-HOP
Atwood Magazine’s staff celebrates hip-hop's 50th anniversary with a special feature and accompanying playlist diving deep into its music, its history, and its indelible impact on culture. Check it out!Recent Articles
“Never Grow Up, Never Go Home”: “Lost Boys” Finds Phoebe Bridgers Back in the Fast Lane
byPhoebe Bridgers returns to the spotlight with the buoyant and exhilarating “Lost Boys,” the propulsive lead single from her long-awaited third album ‘Lost Weekend’ that pairs bright, sweeping production with devastatingly deadpan lyricism and a bittersweet portrait of emotionally immature adults who never grow up.
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Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Flea’s ‘Honora’
byAtwood Magazine’s writers dive into Flea’s soulful and exploratory debut solo album ‘Honora,’ a jazz-rooted labor of love that opens a new path for the Red Hot Chili Peppers icon – unpacking its fusion of old and new sounds, its impassioned pleas for peace, love, and creative connection, and the ways it reframes Flea’s legacy beyond the bass lines that made him a rock legend.
