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8 ven though this guy has been around for ages, Brian Campeau remains a relatively unknown entity in the world of fol…

7 ife sure as hell isn’t easy, and Sad Baxter’s lead singer/guitarist Deezy Violet certainly knows that after o…

DIRECTOR: Ari Aster STARRING: Toni Collette, Milly Shapiro, Gabriel Byrne, Alex Wolff, Christy Summerhays, Morgan Lun…

9 ithium Zion is the fifth full-length from Melbourne band Deaf Wish and their second for Sub Pop following 2015’s Pa…

t can be a weirdly disjointing experience to be a long-time Boris devotee. It’s not just the stylistic changes, or th…

8 ’m going to skip the genre bullshit (because I like to believe that’s over by now) and just go straight to the fact…

8 ayland Baxter might not be the most groundbreaking artist out there, but the magic of his music lies in his undenia…

9 he last few years have been socially and politically shameful, an embarrassing time to be alive. If somehow we trav…

t’s almost like yesterday when bands like Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance were gracing our television screens on…

9 ’m All Ears is a portrait of Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth’s lives over the past two years, but also a gloriou…

DIRECTOR: Ron Howard STARRING: Alden Ehrenreich, Woody Harrelson, Emilia Clarke, Joonas Suotamo, Donald Glover, Thand…

wo months after her A Girl Cried Red EP, Princess Nokia – Destiny Frasqueri – continues her path to world domination …

Day 1 his year’s edition of NOS Primavera Sound started with Waxahatchee. Katie Crutchfield took the stage alongside …

9 ay Dream, Culture Abuse first full-length release via Epitaph is a remarkably sophisticated record that viciously d…

8 here is no doubt that Zeal & Ardor, the unorthodox project led by Swiss-American musician Manuel Gagneux, is on…