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Interview with cyanotype: the elusive state duo, sifting through fractured feelings.interviewInterview with cyanotype: the elusive state duo, sifting through fractured feelings."It’s nicer to live in a false fantasy and its illusion when every day reality is the opposite of."by Izzy Astuto · September 15, 2026
Diving In: DJ Haramdeep diveDiving In: DJ HaramThe New York-based DJ, producer, and poet isn’t afraid to agitate, mobilize and explore deep, dark spaces.by mynameisblueskye · August 12, 2026jwords sound therapyreviewJWords’ ‘Sound Therapy’ captures the essence of intrinsic growthFor her latest album, the Brooklyn-based, New Jersey-native artist plays with slower tempos and simple instrumental progressions.by kiluhmanjaro · May 11, 2026blackchai suchi JalavanchareviewOn ‘UMIBŌZU,’ Blackchai embodies the spirit of the great New York rappers before himThe New York rapper’s latest EP is menacing and tumultuous, with occasional, evanescent moments of serenity, much like its namesake.by kiluhmanjaro · February 16, 2026Interview with daysies: the noise band surrendering to chaosinterviewInterview with daysies: the noise band surrendering to chaos"Loud music just became my outlet for processing those feelings."by Izzy Astuto · January 30, 2026Ghosts of punk-eras-past, haunted houses and dreamscapes live in Trash TV’s ‘Norman’s Home’reviewGhosts of punk-eras-past, haunted houses and dreamscapes live in Trash TV’s ‘Norman’s Home’The Brooklyn-based trio’s debut album reanimates the best parts of a record store's punk and post-punk section before dismembering those…by Nina Evans · November 19, 2025Interview: Fielded’s ‘Chuckles Deluxe’ is a dreamy, confident takedown of the modern world’s manipulationsinterviewInterview: Fielded’s ‘Chuckles Deluxe’ is a dreamy, confident takedown of the modern world’s manipulations“I didn’t have a voice—until it all clicked.”by Izzy Astuto · July 18, 2025Interview: shemar is undeniable on ’emerge “n” see’interviewInterview: shemar is undeniable on ’emerge “n” see’"It’s not a happy album, but it's a go outside ass album."by Ryan Magnole · May 16, 2025Early Riser’s ‘Big Life’ redefines punk for introvertsreviewEarly Riser’s ‘Big Life’ redefines punk for introvertsThe Brooklyn-based folk-punk band created anthems for those who want to be more open but are too anxious as the…by mynameisblueskye · April 14, 2025Through jazz, ambient, and gospel, Joy Guidry aims to heal, inspire, and comfort on ‘AMEN’reviewThrough jazz, ambient, and gospel, Joy Guidry aims to heal, inspire, and comfort on ‘AMEN’The Houston-born, Brooklyn-based jazz and ambient composer’s latest release is approached from a place of mourning, softness, and gratitude.by mynameisblueskye · November 4, 2024You want songs shorter than three-minutes? Fine, Imani Coppola gives you ‘Air Fryer’reviewYou want songs shorter than three-minutes? Fine, Imani Coppola gives you ‘Air Fryer’While the Brooklyn-based artist can bend to current musical trends, she is not interested in doing it any other way…by mynameisblueskye · October 4, 2024Dawuna’s ‘Southside Bottoms’ lays down high register soul on a bed of introspectionreviewDawuna’s ‘Southside Bottoms’ lays down high register soul on a bed of introspectionFrom fending off racism to falsetto radicalism, the latest album by the Baltimore-born, Brooklyn-based artist hits all the right notes.by Rohit Bhattacharya · August 14, 2024Don’t underestimate Birthday Girl’s unassuming little housereviewDon’t underestimate Birthday Girl’s unassuming little house'In This Unassuming Little House Only Good Things Can Happen' is the Brooklyn-based garage rock band’s angsty narrative of girlhood,…by Janvi Sai · August 7, 2024
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