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Tongue in the Mind pushes psychedelic music even further on self-titled EPreviewTongue in the Mind pushes psychedelic music even further on self-titled EPThe New York-based avant-rock supergroup’s debut EP is an experience in questioning prior understandings of music.by mynameisblueskye · November 15, 2024According to ‘Rollercoaster,’ it’s Cadence Weapon vs. the internetreviewAccording to ‘Rollercoaster,’ it’s Cadence Weapon vs. the internetOn his latest hyper pop-inspired release, the Ontario-based rapper speaks computer language and discusses hip-hop culture.by mynameisblueskye · September 27, 2024‘BOXCUTTER’ finds Ra Washington singing his way out of America’s voidreview‘BOXCUTTER’ finds Ra Washington singing his way out of America’s voidThe prolific rapper, producer, musician, artist, and label boss of Cleveland Tapes’ latest release is not soul music that asks…by mynameisblueskye · September 18, 2024Mind Mirage’s ‘Chaos Carousel’ heals the mind through musicreviewMind Mirage’s ‘Chaos Carousel’ heals the mind through musicThe Oakland-based artist's latest album sings its way through the never-ending nightmare we’re living in.by mynameisblueskye · September 6, 2024Liv.e wears her cold heart on her sleeve on ‘PAST FUTUR.e’reviewLiv.e wears her cold heart on her sleeve on ‘PAST FUTUR.e’The Dallas-based producer and singer’s latest album is a scathing hell ride, reflecting what happens when the good girl only…by mynameisblueskye · August 23, 2024Privativa’s ‘sparkling water’ feels like a faded memory we can play pretend inreviewPrivativa’s ‘sparkling water’ feels like a faded memory we can play pretend inThe Boston-based artist and their debut album is an enigma that sentimentally showcases childhood experiences through classic internet aesthetics and…by Izzy Astuto · August 19, 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, 2024‘Something For Real’ is a celebration of Kiefer in the live contextreview‘Something For Real’ is a celebration of Kiefer in the live contextThe Los Angeles-based pianist, beatmaker, and producer finds the middle ground with the intimacy of three in a warm set.by Dinorah Prevost · August 5, 2024Finding hope and healing on cehryl’s ‘willow tree’reviewFinding hope and healing on cehryl’s ‘willow tree’On her latest dreamy album, the Hong-Kong based singer-songwriter has a gift for making private pain feel universal.by Deepti · July 24, 2024Dive into a realm of the minimal, micro, deep, low, and melodic house with Chelita’s ‘So far, so good’reviewDive into a realm of the minimal, micro, deep, low, and melodic house with Chelita’s ‘So far, so good’The Afro-Indigenous Boston-based DJ and producer’s latest EP demonstrates that successful projects can thrive on beats alone.by Sarah Ruiz · July 22, 2024‘Fiction Prediction’ is dystopian futurism according to Planet Breview‘Fiction Prediction’ is dystopian futurism according to Planet BTo listen to a punk project is to listen to a dystopian future spat back at a world that either…by mynameisblueskye · July 19, 2024Interview: Exploring what it means to be human with MaekointerviewInterview: Exploring what it means to be human with MaekoAn inside look with the Massachusetts-based artist on making the indie pop single, "Don't Let It End."by Katelynn Humbles · June 21, 2024
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