Our Favorite Albums of the Decade: 2018
Atwood Magazine celebrates the music of 2018 as we continue our “Favorite Albums of the Decade” series, reflecting on the records that shaped the people we are today.
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Today’s Song: OLIVIA’s Assured and Exciting Debut “Reason to Stay”
OLIVIA’s “Reason to Stay” is a breath of fresh air with its laid-back cool and defiant lyrics, paving the way towards an exciting future.
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: Spotify Wrapped 2018!
Atwood Magazine’s staff dive into a year in music with Spotify’s 2018 Wrapped, exploring our Top Songs of 2018 and Tastebreakers!
Premiere: Northern Faces’ “Messin’ with Me” Has Something to Prove
Born out of a moment of panic & confusion, Northern Faces’ “Messin’ with Me” radiates with passion and urgency as the band make listeners feel something.
On Family & Finding Homes Away from Home: A Conversation with Loyle Carner
Loyle Carner made an album about home and then left it. Here he discusses his debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’, touring life, & finding a home away from home.
Today’s Song: Sam Wills’ Soulfully Cathartic Slow-Burn, “Light On Me”
n recent years, the presence of seamless blends within soul-jazz music, hip-hop and electronic soundscapes have been making tremendous waves with its’ epicenter in…
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: February 28, 2025
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Amber Ais, The Knocks & Dragonette, Ebi Oginni, Noshows, Odette, Kadava, YAZ, Mickelson, Esme Emerson, Sam Robbins, waverley., Nature TV, New Town Ghosts, Craigology, BACKHOUSE, & Diana McGrane!
The Love You Make: Inside Paul McCartney’s Valentine’s Show at Bowery Ballroom
Atwood’s Aidan Moyer braves the cold and recaps the third show of Paul McCartney’s intimate, impromptu Bowery Ballroom residency in New York City.
“Don’t Let Me Wait Too Long”: An Advance Look at George Harrison’s ‘Living in the Material World’ Remastered
Paul Hicks revisits George Harrison’s ‘Living in the Material World’ with a remastered collection overseen by Olivia and Dhani Harrison.
“At Times It Seems You’ve Been Known to Tell”: An Interview With Caleb Landry Jones
Atwood Magazine sits down with Caleb Landry Jones, lauded actor and psych rocker, to discuss his latest videos for “The Moonkey Light” and “Spiders in the Trees” and how his illustrations bring his latest album ‘Hey Gary, Hey Dawn’ to life.
Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: March 22, 2024
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Adrianne Lenker, Medium Build, Hozier, Beyoncé, Natalie Shay, Night Tapes, Sly Jr., Julia Holter, Silent Mass, Eric Dash, Steinza, Luna Shadows, Hannah Stone, Rosalie James, Arabella, KIA, Pleaser, Benny Atlas, & Michele Ducci!
“Prepositions”: An Essay by Julien Chang
Baltimore-based singer/songwriter Julien Chang shares his essay, “Prepositions,” writing (mostly) about the language of home as he unpacks his new EP, ‘Home for the Moment.’ Says Chang, “‘I’m already there’ – but not here.”
“I’m missing the waves, I wanted to crash”: Luna Shadows’ “little rituals” Finds Liberation in Unabashed Deep Feeling
Los Angeles artist and producer Luna Shadows returns with “little rituals,” the second single to come from her forthcoming sophomore LP.
Intense, Dreamy, & Nostalgic: House of Harm’s ‘Playground’ Is a Dramatic Post-Punk Fun House
Boston post-punk trio House of Harm dive into the dreamy, all-consuming depths of their soul-stirring sophomore album ‘Playground’ – an achingly emotive, ethereal, and intense fever dream built on raw passion and drenched in reverb.
New Music Releases & Upcoming Albums
New Music Releases & Upcoming Albums Atwood Magazine’s staff works together to compile this regularly updated guide to upcoming and new music releases. Check…