April 11, 2024<April 11, 2024 “Opening my heart ’til the thing is messy”: Hope Tala’s “I Can’t Even Cry” Aches With Love’s Pain & Shines With Its Beauty by Mitch Mosk
6.4 April 10, 2024<April 10, 2024 Our Take: “Deeper Well” Is a Too-Tranquil Comedown From Kacey Musgraves’ Cosmic Country by Sam Franzini
April 10, 2024<April 10, 2024 “What do you think about when you think about love?”: Glass Animals Are Here, in the Moment, on “Creatures in Heaven” by Mitch Mosk
April 5, 2024<April 5, 2024 “To the ocean of your love, I am a river”: Adrianne Lenker Has Crafted a ‘Bright Future’ with Her Latest Album by Madeleine Eggen
April 4, 2024<April 4, 2024 “Knowing you exist takes a load off me”: Basking in Medium Build’s Beautiful Love Song by Mitch Mosk
April 4, 2024<April 4, 2024 “Point the sun right into my flesh”: Merce Lemon’s “Will You Do Me a Kindness” Is a Cathartic Collage of Life’s Little Moments by Mitch Mosk
April 4, 2024<June 29, 2024 Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ by Atwood Magazine Staff
8.3 April 3, 2024<April 3, 2024 Our Take: Little Simz Proves She Never Drops Anything “Little” With Thrilling ‘Drop 7’ EP by Connor Muldowney
8.9 April 2, 2024<April 2, 2024 Our Take: Bleachers’ Self-Titled Fourth Album Is a Sentimental, Peaceful Celebration from New Jersey’s Finest & Friends by Jason Brillon
April 2, 2024<April 3, 2024 “Summer came and left along with you”: London’s Night Flight Return With “English Noise,” a Dreamy, Nostalgic Reverie by Mitch Mosk
8.7 March 29, 2024<March 29, 2024 Review: Aoife O’Donovan Grasps the American Woman’s History of Power & Trauma on ‘All My Friends’ by Christine Buckley
March 29, 2024<March 29, 2024 Live: Katy Kirby’s Bittersweet Blue Raspberry Show at Bowery Ballroom, NYC by Hannah Burns
March 21, 2024<March 21, 2024 SXSW 2024: The Live Music Capital of the World Lives Up to Its Name by Marissa DeLeon
March 18, 2024<March 18, 2024 Live Review: Ever the Showman, Nathaniel Rateliff Showcases Exactly What Music Is Capable Of by Oliver Crook
8.5 March 18, 2024<March 18, 2024 Our Take: Ariana Grande Stays Bright and Brilliant on ‘Eternal Sunshine,’ Her Intimate & Vulnerable 7th Album by Josh Weiner
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
