Los Angeles-based band Dummy is gearing up for the release of their latest album, Free Energy. Known for their spacey, motorik-infused rock, Dummy has captured attention with their distinctive blend […]
In the kaleidoscopic universe of music, Acid City Nuns stands out as a beacon of discontent and awakening. This band, the brainchild of a self-taught guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, uses music
Lately, I’ve been diving into books about women on the brink — Penelope Mortimer’s *The Pumpkin Eater*, Raymond Kennedy’s *Ride A Cockhorse*, D. G. Compton’s *The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe* (thanks
I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling LP2. On *GUTS*, her sophomore album out today, the young superstar Olivia Rodrigo gets much rawer and messier than her childhood hero
In this interview, Tim Burgess reflects on the songs that have left an indelible mark on his life—from early punk discoveries to timeless classics that still resonate today. He recounts
Following its acclaimed premiere at Sundance earlier in the year, Chloe Domont’s gripping romantic thriller, “Fair Play,” recently debuted internationally at TIFF, maintaining its edge thanks to Phoebe Dynevor’s captivating
Did you take it for granted? I certainly did. In May 2012, Sigur Rós released *Valtari*, a beautifully serene album described by bassist Georg Holm as a slow-motion avalanche. Then,
Interviewer: SAN-HA, congratulations on the release of DUSK! This is your first solo mini-album, and it’s a significant milestone in your career. How did the idea to debut as a
An artist’s early work often shapes their long-term reputation. This is true for PJ Harvey: her early ’90s albums *Dry* and *Rid Of Me* established her as a powerful guitarist
INTERVIEWER: Shaznay, let’s start with your earliest musical memory. What’s the first song you remember hearing? Shaznay Lewis: That would be Bob Marley’s ‘Waiting in Vain’. We played a lot
