HEADLINES
Angus & Julia Stone Turn Lipstick Marks and Bathroom Walls into Songs of Memory & Connection on ‘Karaoke Bar’
“I Would Push Up Daisies for You”: The Madelines Go All In on “Amy,” a Restless Debut Brimming with Indie Rock Firepower
“This Record Is a Departure into My Real Life”: Aubory Bugg Embraces Life’s Messy Changes on Her Breathtakingly Beautiful Indie Folk Debut
“The Final Three Songs Are Like Being Shot Three Times”: Sibling Duo Wasia Project Yearn for Closeness on ‘Nocturne,’ a Late-Night Debut About Loneliness & Connection
“A More Open and Honest SNACKTIME”: Philadelphia Favorites Bring Their Live Energy & Widescreen Ambition to “Can’t Imagine Why You’d Stay”
“More People Equals More Life”: Martin Luke Brown’s Joyfully Chaotic ‘life & death etc’ Is a Hazy, Soulful Celebration of Feeling Everything
Editor's Picks
Editor's Picks 167: Medium Build, Heathers, Spanish Love Songs, Carrie Okay, INOHA, & Celia Grace!
The best new music, curated by Atwood's Editor-in-Chief! Read More2026 New Music Releases & Upcoming Albums
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
Atwood's Artists to Watch in 2025!
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
Angus & Julia Stone Turn Lipstick Marks and Bathroom Walls into Songs of Memory & Connection on ‘Karaoke Bar’
byAustralian indie folk duo Angus & Julia Stone turn everyday observations, memories and shared experiences into warm, intimate songs on their moving seventh album, ‘Karaoke Bar.’
Celebrating the Music of 2024
Features
“Leave Any Sense of Ego at the Door”: Post Sex Nachos Are Your Favorite Rock Band
byNashville indie rock band Post Sex Nachos meet the growing pains of adulthood with resilience and hard-won optimism on their fifth album ‘Big Bad,’ a full-bodied, collaborative record that pushes their guitar-driven sound forward while capturing five close friends at their most cohesive. In conversation with Atwood Magazine, drummer Hunter Pendleton and bassist Chase Mueller trace how slowing down, leaving ego at the door, and welcoming a new member into the band helped Post Sex Nachos reconnect with what they love about being a band.
