This Just In: LANY is So, Soo Pretty in Self-Titled Debut Album
LANY’s eponymous debut record navigates love and loss as acutely as ever; it is so, soo pretty, and so, soo worth the wait.
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Our Take: LANY “kinda” Wants to Be the Soundtrack of Your Summer
This article was written in collaboration by Maggie McHale and Kaitlyn Zorilla ummertime: The quintessence of casualty, the epitome of ease. The feeling of summer…
More Than Decent: A Conversation with LANY
usic has steadfastly maintained a dynamism that ultimately creates uniquely personal experiences for every individual. It is evocative, idealistic, and even hypnotic; it is…
Today’s Song: “youarefire” by LANY
pictured above:: LANY (from left to right): Jake Goss, Paul Klein, Les Priest elf-described as “dream-pop meets R&B,” Los Angeles-based trio LANY offer a unique…
Interview: Maudlin Strangers’ Jake Hays Gets Deep on Addiction, Tour Stories, New Music, & More
Maudlin Strangers’ new in-your-face single “I’m Not In The Right Mind” is an intoxicating rock song sure to have you riveted. Frontman Jake Hays caught up with Atwood Magazine to discuss his band’s return from hiatus, their new music, share some tour stories, and more.
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: September 2, 2022
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Arctic Monkeys, Wild Pink ft. Julien Baker, Derek Ted, Anna Thoresen, LØLØ, The Front Bottoms, Better Strangers, Hallie, & J. Graves!
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: February 25, 2022
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Velvet, Jackie Marchal, Glassio, Fame Holiday, Intro to Music Theory, zac crook, míra, Jake Lancer, Edith, Jordan Brynn, Allegories!
Track-by-Track: Inside Wilderado’s Hopeful, Charged & Charming Self-Titled Debut
Radiant, intimate, and roaring, Wilderado’s self-titled debut album lights a fire within as the Tulsa indie rockers dive into the depths of life, unleashing a charged and charming set of catchy songs that stir both the heart and mind.
Review: Arlie’s “poppin” New Single Is a Buoyant & Poignant Embrace of Vulnerability
A poignant indie pop serenade, Arlie’s heart-on-sleeve “poppin” shines bright as the band embrace vulnerability, dwelling in the depths of longing while reveling in a playful, wondrous sound.
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: July 30, 2021
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to: This week’s roundup includes Fantastic Cat, Bre Kennedy, Robert Ball, Yueku, Elenowen, Seth Glier, Rowdy Outsider!
“All of Me”: Cj Pandit Dives into His Soaring Debut EP ‘Just Before You Disappear’
A surge of bright and bouncy indie pop hits the ears as CJ Pandit’s debut EP ‘Just Before You Disappear’ gets underway, lighting up the room with arena-ready anthems that rise and fall in buoyant waves of effervescent sound.
“Cheating Together”: A Trade of Emails with London’s Dry Cleaning
Fans of Britain’s second rock invasion will have much to enjoy in Dry Cleaning’s debut, New Long Leg, an album both intimately familiar, yet wholly new. Just don’t tell them that.
Interview: The Hold Steady Return to Their Swaggering Best on ‘Open Door Policy’
If ‘Thrashing Thru the Passion’ felt like a band rediscovering their sound, ‘Open Door Policy’ shows The Hold Steady have honed their sound and are ready to attack.
Interview: AIRPORTS Brings Us Chilled-Out Pop in Breezy Single “U FEEL IT 2”
COVID-19 inspired visuals bring a sense of unity to Sydney artist AIRPORTS’ new single, “U FEEL IT 2.”
Premiere: Seattle’s HARLEY Illustrate Navigating Heartsickness on “HYPNOS”
HARLEY and “HYPNOS” have innately tapped into a ubiquitous sensitivity, exercising their dexterity in painting heartsickness with ostensible ease.