For the Love of Music
Houndmouth’s fourth album ‘Good for You’, out now on Dualtone, embraces the band’s Midwestern roots and weaves tales of heartbreak and just a bit of luck into a rich tapestry.
In the midst of a disjointed return to live music, San Francisco’s Outside Lands Festival gave fans exactly what it promised: Diversity, the strongest slate of headliners across the country, and plenty of classic hits and new favorites.
We know you’ll (hopefully) be seeing Vampire Weekend and The Strokes in San Francisco. Here’s a handful of other acts you’d do well to check out in Golden Gate Park this Halloween weekend at 2021’s Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival!
Baltimore quartet Future Islands, down drummer Mike Lowry, didn’t disappoint in a hyped afternoon festival set at Governors Ball 2021.
The lead single off Daisy Abrams’ debut album, “The Early Riser” blends beautiful classical piano with ruminations on searching for one’s dreams and motivation amidst deep depression, waiting for the sunrise to start again.
Scottish post-punk outfit We Were Promised Jetpacks’ fifth album ‘Enjoy the View’ is many things at once: A quiet rumination on past relationships, a strain of optimism for the future, an ode to open-road guitar music and a nod to the band’s best-known, angular musicianship and intense live shows.
