Interview: Niiice. Have Fun & Honor The Boss with Dynamic “Born To Run” Springsteen Cover
Niiice. pay tribute to Bruce Springsteen with a faithful cover of “Born to Run.”
THE 1975
Novi Crafts a Refreshing Synth-Pop Antidote to Lockdown Woes with ‘For the Wild Ones’ EP
Long based in Los Angeles, Novi celebrates her return home to Oregon with a lively and sympathetic new EP, ‘For The Wild Ones,’ which implores listeners to keep living the open-minded life.
Dreaming of Bowie
“Dreaming of Bowie” explores the meaning and resonance of David Bowie’s music in reflecting on existence amidst the paramount significance of exploring human relationships through the dimensions of isolation, alienation, love, friendship, and memory.
Our Take: Neil Young Wistfully Digs Up His Past On Lost Album “Homegrown”
Legendary rocker Neil Young digs up lost album ‘Homegrown’ from his classic period, both a painful walk down memory lane and a reminder of his unquestioned greatness.
Interview: Goo Goo Dolls Look Back on 35 Years of Rock & 25 Years of “Name”
With 2020 marking Goo Goo Dolls’ 35th trip around the sun and the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album ‘A Boy Named Goo’, now feels like a perfect moment to look back on an impressive career that has withstood the test of time.
Premiere: Amsterdam Blue-Eyed Soul Band The Tibbs Seduce with “Damaged Heart”
Amsterdam’s The Tibbs rise with a tidal force in their fervent new single “Damaged Heart,” an outpouring of love and connection whose heavy grooves and sweet harmonies will light up even the most shattered romantic.
Today’s Song: Half Stack Evoke the Sea Breeze in Sunny Cruiser “Laguna Seca”
Oakland’s Half Stack take us on a spirited adventure of rollicking guitars and kindling connections in their new song “Laguna Seca,” a California daydream dressed in warm harmonies and crunchy, fervent twang.
Feature: Little Kid Dive into the Depths of Their Spellbinding ‘Transfiguration Highway’
Little Kid dive into their special sixth album ‘Transfiguration Highway,’ a moving journey through self-discovery & spiritual awakening that radiates light, depth, and understanding.
Our Take: HAIM Find Solace in LA & Each Other on ‘Women in Music Pt. III’
HAIM’s ‘Women in Music Pt. III’ shows us the sister trio have another level to their musical brilliance, and that they might just have many more yet to come.
Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Hayley Williams’ ‘Petals for Armor’
Atwood Magazine’s writers discuss Hayley Williams’ debut solo venture ‘Petals for Armor’, the work’s dark and daring musical energy, and her use of interwoven, poignant symbols.
Review: Dylan E. Crampton’s Debut EP Is a Fresh Cup of Creative Genius
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.
This Just In: talker Grapples with Identity on Blistering Rocker “Suck Up”
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.
Premiere: Billy Raffoul Explores New Sounds with Latest Single “Without Falling in Love”
Modern-day beats and pop flare culminate into a unique rock sound that Billy Raffoul expertly utilizes on new single “Without Falling in Love.”
Interview: Chandler Juliet’s Self-Love Mantra Is as Simple as “Take It or Leave It!”
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.”
Today’s Song: Inhaler’s Effortless New Single Is Easy As an “Ice Cream Sundae”
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.