Music, Reviews, This Just InApril 24, 2020<April 24, 2020 Review: The 1975’s “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)” Is the Energy Shot We Need Right Now by Mitch Mosk
9 Debut, Music, Our Take, ReviewsApril 23, 2020<December 15, 2020 Our Take: Rina Sawayama’s Debut LP ‘SAWAYAMA’ Is the Epitome of Brilliant & Badass Hyperpop by Lexi Lane
Columns, Music, Today's SongJanuary 30, 2020<January 30, 2020 Rina Sawayama Channels Early 2000s Swagger in Her Drippingly Confident “Comme des Garçons” by Danny Vagnoni
Music, Reviews, This Just InAugust 23, 2019<August 23, 2019 “People,” Meet Your New Favorite Hardcore Band: The 1975 by Anthony Kozlowski
Features, Interviews, MusicMarch 1, 2019<March 20, 2019 Feature: Falling for The Japanese House by Nicole Almeida
Music, ReviewsJanuary 30, 2019<September 13, 2022 Two Steps Forward & One Step Back with The Japanese House’s “Maybe You’re the Reason” by Jesse Herb
Features, Music, Reviews, RoundtableDecember 5, 2018<June 29, 2024 Roundtable Discussion: A Review of The 1975’s ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’ by Atwood Magazine Staff
Debut, Music, ReviewsNovember 20, 2018<November 20, 2018 Review: On Pale Waves’ ‘My Mind Makes Noises,’ Nostalgia and Romance Burn Bright by Meredith Nardino
Columns, Music, Today's SongOctober 9, 2018<December 5, 2018 The 1975 Revive Their Jazz Sound & Discuss Inevitable Feelings in “Sincerity Is Scary” by Caitlin Ison
Columns, Features, Music, Reviews, Today's SongJuly 25, 2018<October 15, 2018 Reeling in The 1975’s Impassioned Protest “Love It If We Made It” by Mitch Mosk
Features, Music, ReviewsJune 4, 2018<June 19, 2018 Feature: Our Writers Review The 1975’s “Give Yourself a Try” by Atwood Magazine Staff
Features, Interviews, MusicMarch 14, 2018<March 14, 2018 Groove and Emotion: A Conversation with Pale Waves by Maggie McHale
Features, MusicJanuary 2, 2018<January 19, 2018 The Sound of Somebody Else: How The 1975 Are Changing Music by Kelly Wynne
Debut, Features, Music, Reviews, This Just InDecember 8, 2017<December 8, 2017 This Just In: QTY’s Self-Titled Debut Is a Joyous Ode to Humanity and Friendship by Nicole Almeida
Features, Interviews, MusicSeptember 12, 2017<September 12, 2017 Back, Bolder, and Better: A Conversation with Wolf Alice by Nicole Almeida
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
