For the Love of Music
To coincide with the release of Skullcrusher’s debut self-titled EP, Atwood Magazine spoke with the singer/songwriter about forming an aesthetic and creating a harmony between fantasy and reality.
Seemingly emerging dreamily from a swampy lake, “Places / Plans” is Skullcrusher’s delicately dark exploration of identity and solitude – a stunning debut.
Glasgow singer/songwriter Raveloe is raw, unfiltered, and boldly exposed on ‘Exit Light,’ an emotionally charged, achingly vulnerable debut album full of indie folk warmth and indie rock charm.
Halfway between thunder and stillness, Merce Lemon’s “Will You Do Me a Kindness” is a scrapbook of life’s little, fleeting moments – an intimate song aching with the beauty and pain of a soul exposed.
Burlington indie folk singer/songwriter Lily Seabird unpacks the grief at the heart of her sophomore album, ‘Alas,’ – an unflinchingly raw record of loss, tension, turmoil, and letting go.
Soft as a whisper but heavy like a stone, Lily Seabird’s “Cavity” aches like a… well, like a decaying tooth. Like emotional rot. It’s the beautiful, breathtaking, raw reckoning of a soul in the midst of its own upheaval, and the latest tease off Seabird’s forthcoming sophomore album, ‘Alas’ (out January 12, 2024).
Runnner’s Noah Weinman discusses his breathtaking debut album ‘like dying stars, we’re reaching out,’ a beautifully cathartic indie folk exploration of connection, communication, and the human condition.
As 2022 comes to a close, Atwood Magazine recognizes the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. From Alisa Amador, Baby Queen, and Horsegirl, to Johnny Hunter, Rachel Chinouriri, and TOLEDO, here are our top artist discoveries of 2022!
Singer/songwriter Peter Stone soothes the ears and stirs the heart on their delicate and gentle “Cogs,” a radiant, dreamy indie folk song exploring love, connection, and intimacy.
Australia’s Phoebe Go dives into her hauntingly beautiful and radiantly raw debut EP ‘Player,’ a refreshingly candid emotional reckoning of brooding, vulnerable indie pop.
An exciting selection of new music curated by Mitch Mosk, this week’s Editor’s Picks features Alaska Reid, Ryann, Emily Keener, Newton Faulkner, Skullcrusher, and Land of Talk!