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Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackSeptember 20, 2024<October 5, 2024

Track-by-Track: Wilderado Embrace Intentionality on ‘Talker,’ Their Spirited & Soul-Stirring Sophomore Album

by Mitch Mosk
beabadoobee 'This Is How Tomorrow Moves' © Jules Moskovtchenko
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Roundtable Discussion: A Review of beabadoobee’s ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’

by Atwood Magazine Staff
Noga Erez © Dudi Hasson
Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 20, 2024<September 20, 2024

“I’m proud of how uncompromising it is”: Noga Erez on Her Monster Alt-Pop Album, ‘The Vandalist’

by Christine Buckley
Jamie xx © Alasdair McLellan
Music, ReviewsSeptember 20, 2024<September 20, 2024

An Album Oozing With Dangerous Ecstasy, ‘In Waves’ Is an Intense Dive into Jamie xx’s New Sound

by Liv Goodbody
Musogabi © Micky Yun
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“Trying to Find My Way”: Musogabi Reaches for the Stars in His Debut Album ‘Cassiopeia’

by Sophie Severs
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Interview: Sally Mango on Musical Liberation, Growth and New Eras in ‘Homemade’

by Rachel Leong
Lily Kershaw © Cort Wilson
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Feature: Lily Kershaw Unpacks Depression, ‘Pain & More’ on Her Honest, Intimate, & Revealing Third Album

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Artist to Watch, Music, PremieresSeptember 18, 2024<September 18, 2024

“Strangers in another life fell hard at the right time”: Rodeo Parade’s Heart Shines on “Seasons Waiting,” a Timeless Love Song of Warmth, Wonder, & Sweet Romance

by Mitch Mosk
Ziyad Al-Samman © Austn Fischer
Music, PremieresSeptember 18, 2024<September 18, 2024

Premiere: London’s Ziyad Al-Samman Breaks Out With a “Bang” of Love, Madness, & Disco Pop Flare

by Mitch Mosk
Dino Expedition © Riley Natalova
Music, PremieresSeptember 18, 2024<September 18, 2024

“My skin was blue, but that’s okay”: Brooklyn’s Dino Expedition Premiere “Marie,” an Aching Indie Folk Song of Trauma, Innocence, & Trust Betrayed

by Mitch Mosk
Jay-Z 'Reasonable Doubt' © Johnathan Mannion
Essays, Music, ReviewsSeptember 18, 2024<September 18, 2024

Beyond a ‘Reasonable Doubt’: Why Jay-Z’s Debut Is the Greatest Rap Album of All Time

by Eric Schuster
'Light Sides' EP art - Angie McMahon
Artist to Watch, Columns, Music, ReviewsSeptember 18, 2024<September 18, 2024

“Breaking this open meant starting a riot”: Angie McMahon’s “Untangling” Is a Masterclass in Cinematic Vulnerability

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Music, Music Videos, PremieresSeptember 17, 2024<September 17, 2024

Premiere: William Harries Graham Encompasses the Early Morning Mood With “On the Outside”

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Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 17, 2024<September 17, 2024

“Being One With What You Make”: Ashton Irwin of 5 Seconds of Summer Traverses Passion, Philosophy, and Artistic Identity on ‘BLOOD ON THE DRUMS’

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Live Review: Wunderhorse Deliver on the Hype at Brooklyn’s Union Pool

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