For the Love of Music
Seattle pop/rock band THEM pay homage to their hometown’s grunge roots while finding their own exhilarating voice on “Can’t Call It Mine,” a charged and churning fever dream that hits hard and leaves a lasting mark.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Tyla, Medium Build, Fantastic Cat, Waxahatchee, The Gaslight Anthem, The Last Dinner Party, Ride, Julia Logan, 3kelves, Starwolf, TOLEDO, Merce Lemon, AWOLNATION, Aluminum, Night Flight, Jay Kent, Karin Ann, Jamie Hannah, Knives, & MONTE!
Dhani Harrison discusses self-reflection, glass-shattering gigs, Nostradamus powers, AI de-mixing, and his sophomore record ‘Innerstanding.’
As 2023 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!
New Music Releases & Upcoming Albums Atwood Magazine’s staff works together to compile this regularly updated guide to upcoming and new music releases. Check…
As 2023 comes to a close, Atwood Magazine recognizes the music that had the greatest impact on our lives. From Ice Spice and Lizzy McAlpine to Abby Holliday, Akira Galaxy, d4vd, eundohee, Girl Scout, Hannah Jadagu, Mitch Rowland, and Sarah Kinsley, here are our top artist discoveries of 2023!
Indie folk band Darlingside dive into their uplifting, energizing, and inspiring fifth album ‘Everything Is Alive,’ a cathartic and vulnerable indie folk album embracing the magic, the wonder, and the sheer beauty of being alive.
Royel Otis’ feel-good third EP ‘Sofa Kings’ sees the Aussie indie pop duo balancing raw emotion with radiant energy to create a roller-coaster ride whose highs and lows are worth the thrill.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes boygenius, Overcoats, Cynthia Erivo, Iggy Pop, Puma June, Odie Leigh, Djunah, Sijam Bukan, Dougie Poole, Not From England, Billie Marten, Jake Huffman, LaLion, Koven, Sindy Hoxha, Haruka Salt, & Cobi!
Tyson Motsenbocker dives into his searing and stirring third album ‘Milk Teeth,’ an intimate inner reckoning with childhood and adulthood that’s as soft and tender as it is visceral, raw, and unapologetically intense.
It seems like “the vaccines” are all anyone talks about these days, so we decided to join the conversation: Today, The Vaccines’ frontman Justin Young celebrates ten years of ‘What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?’ with an in-depth dive into the indie rock band’s critically acclaimed debut album.
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to: This week’s roundup includes The Strokes, phem & alison wonderland, Angel Olsen, Gab Bouchard, Frank Ocean, Radiator King, Lost Angeles, The Japanese House, Yves Tumor, Gateway Drugs, RAC ft. Phil Good, Gorillaz, and Choses Sauvages!
Atwood’s staff share the music they’ve been listening to in the moment. This week’s roundup includes Smith & Thell, Beyoncé, Ritt Momney, Emma Langford, Hippo Campus, The Menzingers, and more!
Jamestown Revival’s ‘San Isabel’ is the product of seclusion and focus, stories that tackle life, dreams, love, and everything in between.
Yip Deceiver’s groovy love jam “Devotee” evokes the beauty in surrendering yourself to something greater than yourself.
