For the Love of Music
Banji dive headfirst into their irresistibly fun, feverish, and freeing debut album ‘Freshcakes,’ a record of raw reckonings channeled through a radiant soundtrack that’s as catchy as it is cathartic.
Atwood artist-to-watch Hannah Jadagu reflects on her intimate, achingly raw two-year-old EP as she now readies to release her boldly impassioned debut album, ‘Aperture’!
A supercharged alt-rock anthem for hopeless romantics everywhere, Cartoon Hearts’ debut single “legs” soars with visceral passion and raw energy as the band demand our attention with a catchy, cathartic heart-on-sleeve upheaval.
Naturally introspective and painfully self-aware, singer/songwriter Charli Adams is learning to live more unapologetically. Her captivating debut album ‘Bullseye’ is the breathtaking soundtrack to her very own liberation: An intimate, vulnerable, and utterly timeless coming-of-age record, it introduces Adams while setting her apart as a singular force driven by passion and purpose.
As 2022 comes to a close, Atwood Magazine celebrates the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. Here are the best albums of the year!
As 2022 comes to a close, Atwood Magazine recognizes the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. These are our favorites – the tracks that influenced and inspired us the most. Here are the best songs of the year!
As 2022 comes to a close, Atwood Magazine recognizes the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. From Alisa Amador, Baby Queen, and Horsegirl, to Johnny Hunter, Rachel Chinouriri, and TOLEDO, here are our top artist discoveries of 2022!
London’s Bleach Lab dive into their hauntingly beautiful, nostalgic, and brutally raw third EP ‘If You Only Feel It Once,’ a seductive dream pop reverie diving into themes of connection, belonging, and the feeling of “home.”
Atwood Magazine has partnered with Toronto-based indie pop artist-to-watch Loviet to create a special one-stop shop blog highlighting her art and artistry. Visit this…
An exciting selection of new music curated by Mitch Mosk, this week’s Editor’s Picks features Connie Constance, Lyves, ToBy, Holly Humberstone, Hayden Everett, & Runnner!
A culmination of his journey as an artist thus far, Corey Harper’s long-awaited debut ‘Future Tense’ solidifies his comfort within the home of genre-bending musicalities, speaking to heartbreak, moving on and hope.
An exciting selection of new music curated by Mitch Mosk, this week’s Editor’s Picks features easy life & BENEE, PRONOUN, Darling Farm, Bleach Lab, Abby Holliday, & Jake Wesley Rogers!
A smoldering soundtrack to breaking out of cycles, Loviet’s breathtaking “Broken Lips” is an exhilarating indie pop upheaval: A cinematic anthem of soul-searching, inner reckoning, and emotional release.
Cinematic and seductive, catchy and cathartic, Arlie’s debut album ‘BREAK THE CURSE’ churns through traumas inside and out as the Nashville band invite us to join them in a feverish, anthemic, and often therapeutic reckoning.
PRONOUN’s Alyse Vellturo opens up about her achingly raw and irresistibly dynamic EP ‘OMG I MADE IT,’ an unrelenting emo-pop indie rock record dwelling in the depths of death and depression.
