Joey Agresta, “I Won’t Give Up” (Feat. Palberta)
Since well before Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson, and even Thoreau’s meditations at Walden, New England has been a place for
Institute, "Powerstation"
Punk bands shape and reshape to accompany political and social climates; it’s the nature of the medium, and the epitome
Holly Overton, "Living Without You"
Letting go of someone is never easy. Their memory haunts you as you long for a familiar touch, a warming
Gold Dime, "Easy"
Coming from a background of noise punk, the notion of “easy going” might seem on the more unachievable side of
Eaters, "No Secret"
A special sort of congress takes places in the music of Brooklyn’s Eaters, one between machine and flesh, synthetic and
Big French, "I Wanna New Rome"
As a rule of thumb, in music, safe is boring. The “nothing-ventured-nothing-gained” mentalities of artists (since Stravinski, really) have allowed
Pat Keen, "Indigo"
A musician’s relocation of self from booming scenes and loud bands bustling cities, to colder, more isolated environments, is bound
Stream Lugweight's Weighty Yesterday LP
The crushing intensity of a loud drone can feel stifling under certain circumstances, liberating under others, and completely cleansing under
Jackson VanHorn, "Desire"
The furtherance of an artist down the rabbit hole of self-discovery often provides a gain of momentum for their output,
Stream Ubetcha's Debut Album, The Piss Olympics
Sometimes, episodes of anxiety and depression will translate to some pretty empathetic songwriting. In the case of Brian Indig (Milk
