Profligate, "Enlist"
A conflict exists in the music of Profligate, between chaos and composition, different facets of noise and structured arrangements that
The County Liners, "Maria" (Lucinda Williams Cover)
A fluidity exists, enviable and admirable, in musicians who can traverse the lines of genre and create albums on first
Honey Ready Sophomore LP New Moody Judy + Read an Interview
Sequels are a tough thing to nail down, tough to get right. I mean, how many times has the follow-up
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
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
Horoscope, "Misogyny Stone"
The development, refinement, and subsequent/consequent self-realization of an artist is often a grueling process, requiring an abundance of experimentation, risks,
WALL, "High Ratings"
A band like WALL couldn’t just disappear, not without [at least] one last “fuck you” to societal complacency and the
Snakehole, "Bum Song"
The road to self-emancipation will take many forms. In the case of KC Toimil and Autumn Casey, it’s the pummeling
Holy Motors, "Sleeprydr"
In tapping into, and calling forth the past, an artist often skirts the edges of the surreal. Such can be
