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Britti © Jim Herrington
Debut, Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 7, 2024<May 7, 2024

“Timeless, Passionate, & Breathtaking”: NoLa’s Britti Spills Her Soul in ‘Hello, I’m Britti.’ a Smoldering Coming-of-Age Debut

by Mitch Mosk
snarls © Sumner Howells
Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 7, 2024<May 7, 2024

“A damn love letter”: Snarls’ Sophomore LP ‘With Love,’ Basks in the Heat of Intimate Connection, Raw Emotion & Alt-Rock Energy

by Mitch Mosk
Microwave 'Let's Start Degeneracy' © Cameron Flaisch
Features, Interviews, MusicMay 7, 2024<May 7, 2024

Circling the Drain: Atlanta Rock Trio Microwave Talk New Album ‘Let’s Start Degeneracy’

by James Crowley
Ethel © Victor Jacques Sebb
Debut, Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 6, 2024<May 6, 2024

‘The Burden of Fever Dreams’: Parisian Artist Ethel Dwells in Hazy, Dreamy Depths on Seductive & Smoldering Debut EP

by Mitch Mosk
'somebody's daughter' by néomí © Liz van den Akker
Debut, Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackMay 6, 2024<May 6, 2024

“Don’t forget I’m still somebody’s daughter”: néomí’s Breathtaking Debut Album Shines With Her Real, Raw, & Unfiltered Humanity

by Mitch Mosk
David Sylvian’s 1987 album ‘Secrets of the Beehive’ stands as one of the most remarkable and stark registers of the journey within the emotional life of a relationship
Columns, Music, Music & CitiesMay 6, 2024<May 6, 2024

Music & Cities: David Sylvian’s ‘Secrets of the Beehive’ from Syracuse to Montréal

by David Buyze
Last Dinosaurs © Keaidkumchai Tongpai
Interviews, MusicMay 6, 2024<May 6, 2024

“A cross between Blade Runner and a Tim Burton film”: Last Dinosaurs’ Lachlan Caskey on AI, Capitalism, and the Band’s Space-Age Transmissions, ‘KYO’ & ‘RYU’

by Em Tomeo
Isaac Dunbar 'Beep Beep Repeat' © Thom Kerr
Music, ReviewsMay 6, 2024<May 5, 2024

“A whole lot of glitter to shake off”: NYC Comes to Life in Isaac Dunbar’s ‘Beep Beep Repeat,’ a Record of Glitz, Glam, Dreaming Big Dreams & Dancing All Night Long

by Mitch Mosk
Eden Rain © 2024
Music, Reviews, This Just InMay 6, 2024<May 5, 2024

“If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it”: Eden Rain Mourns Another “Great Nothing” In Her Angsty & Aching Non-Lovers’ Lament

by Mitch Mosk
Joy Oladokun © Republic Records
Music, Reviews, This Just InMay 5, 2024<May 5, 2024

“I have traveled all the world looking for songs and girls and God”: Joy Oladokun Sits in Her Grief on “Questions, Chaos & Faith,” a Spiritual, Soul-Stirring Exhale

by Mitch Mosk
Maya Ixta © Devin Dygert
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 5, 2024<May 5, 2024

Maya Ixta’s “Time” Is an Ethereal Serenade Examining the Effects of Time Dissolving

by Chloe Robinson
Kate Nash "Millions of Heartbeats" © Alice Baxley
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 4, 2024<May 4, 2024

Kate Nash’s “Millions of Heartbeats” Recognises That Universal Feeling of Being Alone

by Liv Goodbody
The Tortured Poets Department - Taylor Swift
Music, ReviewsMay 4, 2024<May 4, 2024

Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Is, With Flaws and All, a Misunderstood, Overanalyzed Career Highlight

by Noah Wade
Atwood Magazine's Weekly Roundup | May 3, 2024
Columns, Features, Music, Weekly RoundupMay 3, 2024<May 7, 2024

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: May 3, 2024

by Atwood Magazine Staff
What A Devastating Turn Of Events - Rachel Chinouriri
Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicMay 3, 2024<May 3, 2024

“Life is short but time is very slow”: Rachel Chinouriri Reflects on a Captivating, Vulnerable, & Healing Debut

by Jake Fewx
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