Today’s Song: Goss Trades Love for Anger in “Time”
Goss’ “Time” is a modern love story, filled with grievances and a desperate desire to move forward from pain.
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The Pace of the Passing: A Conversation with Ed Nash of Toothless
There’s nothing tame about Toothless: Ed Nash (of Bombay Bicycle Club) opens up on the ideas and intricacies of his new project’s debut album.
A Journey Down DRUGBLVD.
ometimes, reinvention in music is borne out of necessity, and perpetuated by passion. It can be derivative of a piqued interest, a desire for…
Today’s Song: Participant Gets a Bloody Lip on “Your Better”
he video for Participant’s latest release, “Your Better,” follows a man performing sexual acts for other men for money. The visuals mirror the lyrical…
Our Take: MUNA’s “About U” LP is Emotive Pop with Political Prowess
MUNA compel reflection on both personal and societal issues with their intoxicating and uniting debut album, ‘About U.’
Music You Should Know: Smart Pop Prevails in Bloodboy’s “Best of Bloodboy”
op for the thinking person just sounds like a bad marketing ploy. Isn’t pop meant to be sort of mindless–at least, in our twenty-first…
Our Take: The xx’s “I See You” Is a Noncommittal Surrender of Silence
While ‘I See You’ maintains The xx’s beloved candor, it also embraces a sonic extroversion that Croft, Sim & Smith regrettably shied away from for too long.
Nothing but Authenticity and Folk Hop: A Conversation with Judah & the Lion
hen folks think of the music industry, one of the first places that might come to mind is Nashville, Tennessee. Music City, Nashvegas, or…
Today’s Song: Hippo Campus Mellow Out on “Way It Goes”
Indie rockers Hippo Campus have grown a lot in the last few years. Since the carefree days of the band’s EPs Bashful Creatures and…
Exclusive Premiere: The Whimsical Dreaminess of Dizzyride’s Self-Titled LP
This article was written in collaboration by Maggie McHale and Kaitlyn Zorilla f Dizzyride had to sum up their sound in a word, it…
Exclusive Premiere: The Magnetism of PHANGS’ “One & Lonely” and “Cul De Sac”
ack in August, Atwood Magazine proudly debuted Nashville’s PHANGS, the dream-pop brain child of the effortlessly cool Jake Germany, inviting you to learn more…
Atwood Magazine’s 2016 Albums of the Year
rom all of us here at Atwood Magazine, we wish you a happy and healthy new year. 2016 was an emotional, divisive year for…
The Spaces Between: An Interview with Keiandra
y any standards, Keiandra has had quite a year. 2016 has seen the Newcastle-based dream pop artist release her first EP, Empty Palaces, and…
Today’s Song: Sevdaliza Hypnotizes Us with the Otherworldly “Human”
rt is powerful, provocative, controversial, and thought-provoking. Sevdaliza is the walking embodiment of art with no boundaries. Although she doesn’t have more than about a…
California on Every Coast: A Conversation with Luna Shadows
crolling though Luna Shadow’s Instagram, any viewer can pinpoint her aesthetic. It’s simple: the black and white photos, all cropped to a similar size,…
