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Holly Humberstone © Constantine, Spence
Columns, Music, Today's SongSeptember 21, 2023<September 21, 2023

Today’s Song: Holly Humberstone’s “Into Your Room” and the Beautiful Brutality of Love

by Mitch Mosk
Me Nd Adam © Rob Loud
Interviews, MusicSeptember 21, 2023<September 21, 2023

Interview: Me Nd Adam Discuss Their Insightful New Album ‘American Drip, Pt. II’

by Chloe Robinson
Out of Sorts - Atta Boy
Columns, Music, Nostalgia TracksSeptember 21, 2023<September 21, 2023

Atta Boy’s “Walden Pond” Reminds Us of What We’ve Lost & Tells Us How to Get It Back

by Audrey Connelly
Maiah Wynne's "Drive Me Mad" music video still
Music, PremieresSeptember 21, 2023<September 21, 2023

Premiere: Maiah Wynne’s Smile-Inducing “Drive Me Mad” Is a Ray of Folk-Pop Sunshine

by Mitch Mosk
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Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 20, 2023<March 2, 2025

Interview: Didirri’s ‘Caught in the Act’ Is a Debut Full of Feeling, Healing, Intimacy & Intent

by Mitch Mosk
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Columns, Music, Today's SongSeptember 20, 2023<September 20, 2023

Today’s Song: NEWSKI’s Slacker Anthem “This Love Is a Fluke” Is a Wayward Ode to Self-Loathing & Loitering

by Mitch Mosk
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Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 20, 2023<September 20, 2023

Interview: Natalie Wilson Searches for Meaning in Early Adulthood With Debut EP ‘Track Season’

by Miles Campbell
Fell Off - Albert Newton © Ella Hermë
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Premiere: Albert Newton’s Cinematic & Dreamy “Fell Off” Is a Radiant Reckoning with Change Off Debut Album

by Mitch Mosk
Movements © Anthony Purcella
Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 20, 2023<September 20, 2023

“It’s noisy, it’s loud, it’s in your face”: How Movements’ Patrick Miranda Tackled Mental Illness, Stayed True to Himself, & Learned to Embrace the ‘RUCKUS!’

by Isabella Le
Tunes & Tumblers x Magnolia Park 2023
Music, Podcast, Tunes & TumblersSeptember 20, 2023<September 20, 2023

Podcast: Tunes & Tumblers Features Magnolia Park and a Passion Eater (ft. Tristan Torres)

by Atwood Magazine Staff
VARLEY © Paul Hepper
Artist to Watch, Columns, Music, Today's SongSeptember 19, 2023<September 19, 2023

Artist to Watch: VARLEY Spiral Out in “Hate Myself (So Much Sometimes),” a Seductive Anthem of Inner Reckoning

by Mitch Mosk
The Brook & The Bluff © Noah Tidmore
Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 19, 2023<September 30, 2023

Interview: The Brook & The Bluff Chase Melancholic Joy on ‘Bluebeard,’ a Soulful, Swashbuckling Triumph

by Mitch Mosk
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Concerts, Essays, MusicSeptember 19, 2023<February 10, 2025

“Rock n’ Roll Lives in New York City”

by Noah Berghammer
somebody in hell loves you - Sydney Sprague
Music, ReviewsSeptember 19, 2023<September 19, 2023

Sydney Sprague Navigates Interpersonal Connections & the Anxieties of the Human Condition on ‘somebody in hell loves you’

by Kevin Krein
Phosphene © Jeffrey Placencia
Features, Interviews, Music, Track-by-TrackSeptember 18, 2023<September 19, 2023

“A technicolor hug”: Phosphene ‘Transmute’ Pain into Human Connection on Kaleidoscopic Third LP

by Mitch Mosk
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