For the Love of Music
Atwood’s staff share the new music they’ve been listening to: This week’s roundup features music by M.A.G.S., Oogie, Promise & The Monster, Jesse Walton, Sabriel, Anjimile, Still Woozy, Indigobee, Stone Jets, Kat Hamilton, Aradia, Flight Facilities, Channel Tres, and Próxima Parada!
Atwood’s staff share the new music they’ve been listening to: This week’s roundup features music by NOVA, Mattiel, MOD SUN & Avril Lavigne, Allison Russell, Yautja, Nightjacket, UNKLE, Gorillaz, Les Filles de Illighadad, YAOUNDÉBOXINGCLUB, Julietta, Sycco, The Collection, Scott McKeon, & Beacon Bloom!
Originally meant as a lamentation on cracked winter skin, “Tourniquet” plays out as a mood driven mini-drama in the skilled hands of the Chicago-based act Sincere Engineer.
Atwood staff writer and host of Tunes & Tumblers Anthony Kozlowski has been cataloging the best tracks to grace our playlists, and now he’s sharing the best this nightmare year had to offer.
Atwood talks to Dizzy’s Katie Munshaw about the journey from Baby Teeth to The Sun and Her Scorch, the story behind the making of The Sun and Her Scorch, and the pros and cons of releasing an album during quarantine.
“Granddaughter of soul” KIRBY celebrates women of color by embracing her own identity.
As soulful as it is pagan, as glamorous as it is smut, ‘Heaven To A Tortured Mind’ is Yves Tumor at their best, resulting…
Atwood Magazine dives deep into conversation with Roo Panes about his latest EP ‘Pacific,’ a collection of folksie goodness that both acknowledges the low points of today and the ever-present hope-filled tomorrow.
Brother Leo speaks to Atwood Magazine about his latest single “Hallelujah”, what pop means to him, finding comfort amongst the unknown, and more.
NYC band Forever Honey introduce themselves through their hypnotic second single “Twenty-Five,” an earnest, catchy coming-of-age take on maturity, growth, and self-discovery.
The Gloomies’ Andy Craig dives into his beautifully beachy, intimate, and hazy album ‘Are We Getting Better?’, a record that is as compelling a listen as it is important a question.
Atwood Magazine’s writers discuss the honesty and experimentation within Harry Styles’ second album Fine Line, an eclectic record full of excitement and wonder.
Atwood Magazine’s writers discuss the highs, the lows, and the unexpected changes within Vampire Weekend’s long-awaited and exhilarating fourth album Father of the Bride.
On Far Caspian’s latest EP ‘The Heights’, the band sees more than just a melodic shift into dazzling synths and electronic implementations, but new outlooks on what it means to grow up.
Atwood Magazine spoke to filous about the joys of collaboration, the 18 instruments he plays, his single “Bicycle”, and what’s next for filous in 2019.
