For the Love of Music
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Brian Fallon, Oh Wonder, Troye Sivan, Bedouine, Emma Webb, Lucy & La Mer, IAMTHELIVING & Teon Gibbs, Casii Stephan, The Staves, Dua Lipa, Rhye, POOLS, and Videoclub !
A buoyant, cinematic, and enthralling experience, Nicotine Dolls’ debut EP ‘Sex, Addiction, & Everyone Else.’ is a raw reckoning full of pain and passion, soaring melodies and stirring imagery.
Atwood Magazine’s staff share what they’ve been listening to: This week’s roundup features Yung, serpentwithfeet, Kianja, Apollo Junction, The Tin Pigeons, Alex Frew, Taylor Swift, Binker & Moses, ZAYN, Tommy Newport, Thad Cockrell, Sid, Nisa Lumaj, Midnight Sister, Valleyheart, Astrachan, & Lauren Lakis!
An exciting selection of new music curated by Mitch Mosk, this week’s Editor’s Picks features Weezer, Soda Blonde, Arlo Parks, Charli Adams, Avenue Beat, & Kuri!
Atwood Magazine is proud to present our 2021 Artists to Watch: The indie music makers we’ll be keeping close eyes and ears on over the next year in eager anticipation!
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.
Throughout this year of discord, music has been a constant source of unity and connection. Here are Atwood Magazine’s favorite albums of 2020!
Throughout this year of discord, music has been a constant source of unity and connection. From tracks that dwell in the depths of isolation, to those that revel in unbridled joy and euphoria, here are Atwood Magazine’s favorite songs of 2020!
A collection of catchy and cathartic outpourings of effervescent sound, Sydney indie pop duo Dekleyn’s debut album is a spark of welcome warm light.
In Atwood Magazine’s interview with Tessa Kaye, the artist details her anxiety and the deep pain it causes with new single “You Know Who You Are and I Hate You.”
In a reflective, dreamy, and romantic state, The Millennial Club push past fitting in and tap into their true selves by exploring and defining their new sound on their latest EP, ‘Summer Nights.’
Indie pop band VALLEY have long held honesty, positivity, and connection in high regard, and these three qualities shine brightest on their uncompromising new EP, ‘sucks to see you doing better’. Vocalist Rob Laska opened up about the music, the lyrics, ‘The Office’, and more.
On their sophomore LP ‘Automatic World’, Birmingham trio The Brummies take on the influence of their musical icons to further expand their diverse and promising sound.
Wild Youth’s “Through the Phone” is an energetic and timely indie-pop hit about being separated from someone you love, and Atwood Magazine spoke with the band on its creation!
Melbourne duo Cry Club set the standard for “bubblegum punk” in their dazzling, rip-roaring debut album ‘God I’m Such a Mess’, a dramatic upheaval of self and sound alike.
