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Col Gerrard © Ryan Mole
Debut, Music, Reviews, Track-by-TrackMay 13, 2026<May 13, 2026

Track-by-Track: London’s Col Gerrard Traces Love, Doubt & Everything In-Between on His Self-Titled Debut

by Joe Beer
Brother Bird "Chameleon" © Chris Bauer
Features, Interviews, Music, PremieresMay 13, 2026<May 13, 2026

“When You’re Everyone, Then You’re No One”: Brother Bird Reckons with People-Pleasing, Self-Erasure, & Survival on “Chameleon,” a Spellbinding Indie Folk Reverie

by Mitch Mosk
MUNA "Dancing on the Wall" © Dean Bradshaw
Features, Music, ReviewsMay 12, 2026<May 12, 2026

“I Can Make You Want Anything”: MUNA Dance Through Heat, Upheaval, & Survival on ‘Dancing on the Wall,’ Their Most Impassioned & Unapologetic Statement Yet

by Mitch Mosk
Matt Jones and The Bobs © 2026
Interviews, MusicMay 12, 2026<May 12, 2026

“We’re Pulling from Real Experiences Now”: Matt Jones and The Bobs Reflect on Creative Growth Through the Years

by Grace Holtzclaw
Jacob Ungerleider © Francesca Blanchard
Interviews, Music, Music Videos, PremieresMay 12, 2026<May 12, 2026

“Half Alive and Scatterbrained”: Jacob Ungerleider Finds Wry, Wounded Beauty in the Language of Memory on “Letters of Your Name”

by Mitch Mosk
Whitney Whitney © Paige Strabala
Debut, Interviews, Music, Today's SongMay 12, 2026<May 12, 2026

“Messy, Emotional, and Real”: Whitney Whitney Dreams Up Better Love on “A Man Written By a Woman,” a Radiant Anthem for Higher Standards & Tender Romance

by Mitch Mosk
The Moss at The Blind Pig © Miranda Urbanczyk
Features, Interviews, MusicMay 12, 2026<May 12, 2026

“It’s Like Looking at an Old Photo”: The Moss Reflect on Fearing Change, Freedom, & ‘Big Blue Moon’

by Miranda Urbanczyk
Julez and the Rollerz © Zach Adams
Interviews, Music, PremieresMay 11, 2026<May 11, 2026

“I’m as Strung Out as a Girl Can Get”: LA’s Julez and the Rollerz Crank Desire into a Feverish Rock ’n’ Roll Spectacle on “I Need Love”

by Mitch Mosk
Jessie Mazin © Naserin Bogado
Debut, Features, Interviews, MusicMay 11, 2026<May 11, 2026

“I’m Coming Out the Gate Completely Honest”: Jessie Mazin Transforms Chaos into Connection on Debut EP ‘untitled.jpeg’

by Noa Jamir
Matt Corby © Maclay Heriot
Features, Interviews, MusicMay 11, 2026<May 13, 2026

“Most of What Is Good Only Comes from the Bad”: Matt Corby on the Highs, Lows, & Sitting in the Discomfort on ‘Tragic Magic’

by Rachel Leong
Tiffany Stringer is The Lone Starlet © Ragan Henderson
Interviews, Music, Today's SongMay 11, 2026<May 11, 2026

“I Tried to Show the Truth”: Tiffany Stringer Breaks the Fourth Wall on “Damn Good Actress,” a Cinematic and Soulful Reckoning from ‘The Lone Starlet’

by Mitch Mosk
Duran Duran and Nile Rodgers © Stephanie Pistel
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 11, 2026<May 11, 2026

A Mirrorball for Modern Times: Duran Duran Reignite the Dancefloor with “Free to Love” ft. Nile Rodgers

by Danielle Holian
Atwood Magazine's 154th Editor's Picks!
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Editor’s Picks 154: Borderline, Fiona-Lee, verygently, Adrian Lyles, Winyah, & Kat Cunning!

by Mitch Mosk
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Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: May 8, 2026

by Atwood Magazine Staff
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Features, Music, Reviews, RoundtableMay 8, 2026<May 8, 2026

Roundtable Discussion: A Review of BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’

by Atwood Magazine Staff
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  • “Drama Is Pleasure”: Flare and Fear from Planette Automatic’s Sparkling “Dance Around” June 4, 2026
  • “I Loved You Then and I Love You Now”: William Harries Graham Traces the Afterlife of Connection on “NYC,” a Brooding Ambient Folk Reverie from ‘Belrose Motel’ June 4, 2026
  • “This Time I Intend to Swim”: Satya Comes Home to Herself on ‘Yellow House,’ a Soul-Stirring Debut of Healing, Love, & Release June 4, 2026
  • Editor’s Picks 156: Green Gardens, Casper Sage, MUANH, Filiah, Lockimara, & Widemouth! June 3, 2026
  • “The Alchemy Is Getting Stronger”: Montreal’s Art-Rock Band Museums Are Well Worth a Visit June 3, 2026
  • “Truth Calls Us Back to Who We Were Made to Be”: Watashi Wa Meet Themselves Again on “I Am,” a Radiant Power-Pop Revival of Faith, Identity, & the Divine Spirit June 3, 2026
  • “Where’s the Optimist in Me?”: Oakwood Reflect on Bygone Days and Look to the Future on ‘Blurred Away’ June 3, 2026
  • “I Sang to Fill the Emptiness”: London’s chantel Finds Their Voice on “Into Song Again,” a Tender, Tactile Debut Born of Grief, Belonging, & Return June 3, 2026
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