For the Love of Music
Maisie Peters’ sophomore studio album ‘The Good Witch’ is cohesive and beautiful. Each song is its own tale, but together they create a magical story. One we plan to revisit time and time again.
Dead & Company played highlights from The Grateful Dead’s original Cornell ’77 setlist along with their own picks to create a top-tier setlist, adding to the mythos of the Cornell show in their own right.
Alexz Johnson finds her voice anew in her soul-stirring fifth album ‘Seasons,’ a beautifully raw embrace of the circle of life. In our in-depth interview, the singer/songwriter and actress opens up about the making of her new record, her experiences in motherhood and gardening, and what life is really like as an independent artist.
An exciting selection of new music curated by Mitch Mosk, this week’s Editor’s Picks features Pacific Avenue, Timothy Edward Carpenter, Maggie Miles, BROODS, Hallie, & Ezra Williams!
Scotland’s Frankie Morrow lift our spirits with their enchanting debut EP ‘Blue Parrot Backpackers Hostel,’ a glistening and groovy folk rock record full of rich, warm harmonies and heartfelt lyrics.
Capturing the essence of autumn and periods of transition, “About Hunger, About Love,” the latest release by singer/songwriter Pearla, is a soothing hug if feeling lost and alone.
Australian folk pop singer/songwriter Alex the Astronaut shares her essay for Pride Month, reflecting on small childhood anecdotes that ultimately reflect her makeup while emphasizing the importance of safety within the LGBTQIA+ community.
On their debut single “Dead,” NJ-based newcomers HIGH. draw inspiration from a sonic palette that incorporates shoegaze, psychedelic elements, and a strong desire to veer from the status quo.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Ogi, Haru Nemuri, Beharie, Taylor Swift, POESY, Alysia Kraft, R. Flex, Milk Jennings, Lisa Wright, and Jet City Sports Club!
Philadelphia indie folk band Sadurn dive into their achingly tender and raw debut album ‘Radiator,’ a record of intense, unadulterated intimacy, unfiltered depth, and heart-on-sleeve passion.
As 2021 comes to a close, we honor the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. From tracks that dwell in the depths of grief and loss, to those that revel in unbridled joy and connection, here are Atwood Magazine’s favorite songs of 2021!
Sun-kissed and stirring, Foxtrails’ sophomore album ‘Kaweah’ is a tender drop of sweet summery warmth come to melt our winter chill: A radiant, captivating indie folk record inspired by nature and brimming with ambient charm.
Young Nudy and Pi’erre Bourne are two of the brightest stars in the trap world. ‘Sli’merre’ sees them combine their distinct style into one of the most interesting rap albums in recent memory.
Atwood Magazine reconnected with Dizzy’s Katie Munshaw about the stunning and collaborative ‘Separate Places’ EP, which reimagines songs from their second LP, ‘The Sun and Her Scorch.’
As we emerge with “impossible iridescence” in summertime, Michael Cormier contemplates apprehension and fear in the face of the extraordinary in his new single “Yellow Sadness” off his third LP, ‘More Light!!’
