For the Love of Music
DWLLRS – the viral pop duo of Bren Eissman and Joey Spurgeon – sit down with Atwood Magazine to talk bedroom bull sessions, the role of music in everyday life, and achieving stardom without ever taking the stage.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Stephen Sanchez, Wrabel, Sylo, nezsa, Daisy Jones & The Six, Mike Rogers, Bilk, joan, little image, Raquel Martins, WESSON, Party Nails & Boy Sim, & VNXI!
The soundtrack to a ten-year marriage and its end, Ging’s achingly beautiful debut album ‘We’re Here, My Dear’ reckons with love, loss, and the human condition as the artist (formerly known as Frank Dukes) reintroduces himself through raw songwriting and an experimental, indie, and avant-garde palette.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Stormzy, Pip Millett, Olen, St. Humain, River Tiber, Ellen Krauss, Mai Anna, The Weeknd, DUB ZOO, Night Hawk, Soprano, and Sam MacPherson!
Portola Music Festival 2022 has finally arrived, and Atwood Magazine has some artist recommendations for festivalgoers, courtesy of the casual rambler himself.
This was supposed to be a live review for Odesza, but because I didn’t take many notes — okay, I didn’t take any at all — I have to influence the history with impressions and thoughts. What resulted is a tried and true ramble.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Alann8h, The Guidance, Mikalyn, Powerplant, Wild Rivers, Marian Hill & GASHI, Corrina Repp, Jayne Doe, Supergold, and Sym Fera!
As 2021 comes to a close, we took a step back to honor the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. Here are Atwood Magazine’s favorite albums of the year!
Atwood Magazine’s “Mistletones” showcases the best new holiday songs and exciting covers of beloved classics to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year! This year features Wrabel, Lyn Lapid, Neon Trees, Sigrid, James Arthur, Cory Henry, Olivia O’Brien, Tom Walker, Train, Lyn Lapid, OSKA, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, and many more!
‘Music Is History’ feels bigger than Questlove’s previous work: It offers a renewed respect for music’s and a nuanced understanding of world events.
The new collaborative album from veteran musicians Justin Stanton, Becca Stevens, Michael League, Gisela Joāo, and Louis Cato is an experiment in reflections and connection, resulting in an eclectic and distinctive debut record.
ToBy pours his heart out on his debut album ‘L’esprit’, an intimate and vulnerable multidimensional triumph full of jaw-dropping passion and heart-pounding emotion.
Shannon Lay has always had an edge, but on ‘Geist,’ she harnesses her ability to write beyond just lo-fi punk or folk. With her first effort on Sub Pop, the singer/songwriter blossoms into a full-blown autumnal auteur.
Sweet, tender, and uncompromisingly intimate, LOONY’s sophomore EP ‘soft thing’ is a cinematic, soul-stirring experience: A journey into the depths of ourselves.
“Say So” hitmaker Doja Cat turns in her strongest and most absorbing record yet with third studio album, ‘Planet Her.’
