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August 5, 2026<August 5, 2026 “Caught Somewhere Between Numbness and Clarity”: Larlin Capture the Dreamlike Drift of Chronic Dissociation on “Sondheim,” an Intoxicating Alt-Rock Exorcism by Mitch Mosk
August 4, 2026<August 4, 2026 “Some Bridges Are Meant to Be Burned”: BAILEN Break Free with “SWIM!!!” – Roaring Back Fiercer, Freer, & on Their Own Terms by Mitch Mosk
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July 28, 2026<July 28, 2026 “A Bit Frantic and Sometimes Sweet”: Brisbane’s Radium Dolls Bottle Heartbreak, Pressure, & Raw Release into Sweaty Rock ‘n’ Roll by Mitch Mosk
July 27, 2026<July 28, 2026 “I Love the Idea of Making Hard Left Turns”: Petey USA on the Art of Making the Other Mistake, the Freedom of Not Thinking Too Hard, and the Push-Pull of Trying to “Kiss the City” by Mitch Mosk
July 24, 2026<July 29, 2026 “One More Little Life Is Starting to Bloom”: Ruti Basks in Love’s Glow on the Sun-Soaked, Summery “FLOWERS” by Mitch Mosk
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For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
