For the Love of Music
Irish singer/songwriter Dylan E. Crampton sets a high bar with his self-titled debut EP, beating to the tune of his own drum on a four-track record that grooves and bops with spirited energy, dazzling melodies, and fresh folk-pop charm.
Rising alt-rock star talker continues to roll out her forthcoming EP ‘Wax’ with her deepest cut yet. “Suck Up” is an anxiety-driven search for one’s sense of self with no easy answers. But its furious intensity dispels the malaise one headbanging chorus after another.
Modern-day beats and pop flare culminate into a unique rock sound that Billy Raffoul expertly utilizes on new single “Without Falling in Love.”
LA native Chandler Juliet plots a course through the uncharted terrain of adulthood with her personal, probing EP ‘Elements’ and empowering new single “Take It or Leave It.”
Dublin group Inhaler deliver yet another effortless hit in “Ice Cream Sundae,” proving themselves fluent in the art of indie pop and further establishing themselves as one of Ireland’s most promising young acts.
Atwood Magazine caught up with Harry Strange prior to the release of the EP to discuss his sonic evolution, the concept behind Crying at the Party, artists which influence him and what he’s most excited about.
Every Friday, Atwood Magazine’s staff share what they’ve been listening to that week – a song, an album, an artist – whatever’s been having an…
As we celebrate International Women’s Day during Women’s History Month, the Atwood Magazine staff has compiled a list of women whose work we find inspiring, empowering, or just plain rad. Below you’ll find just a small sampling of these amazing artists across all genres, ranging from pop to bluegrass to folk to jazz and back again. Women have always pushed music to new heights, and we hope you’ll join us in celebrating the fact that the future is female.
Atwood Magazine’s writers discuss the complexities of James Blake’s fourth album Assume Form, its collaborative spirit, the evolution of Blake’s sound, and his unabashed happiness in love.
Atwood Magazine’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes The Spook School, Pale Waves, Daddy Issues and more!
Rosi Golan’s intoxicating new song “Underneath” engulfs us in turmoil as the artist struggles through the crashing waves of a lifeless relationship.
TATRAN’s ability to flourish within discord and harmony is absolutely awe-inspiring: “Eyes” demonstrates the trio’s unparalleled experimental brilliance.
A swirling blaze of psychedelic harmonies and overdriven rock guitars lend Battlehooch’s “Used to Think of You” a uniquely hypnotic and nostalgic aura.
Bob Dylan’s classic ‘Shelter From the Storm’ deals with relationships and religious identity, and is as true today as it was in 1975.
Chicago’s Mazes embrace the allure of adventure on “West Coast Revolution,” an infectiously warm ode to the open road and new beginnings.
