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On ‘jock,’ fesssi k. catches the ordinary at its strangestreviewOn ‘jock,’ fesssi k. catches the ordinary at its strangestThe Florida-based songwriter and producer’s debut album shows that sometimes feeling it all is the highest, most poetic gesture anyone can achieve.by Divine Seibidor · October 22, 2026
‘Life is Beautiful!’ and The Dears will fight to prove itreview‘Life is Beautiful!’ and The Dears will fight to prove itThe Dears’ latest grandiose album is a response written out of desperation to hold onto some semblance of positivity and…by mynameisblueskye · February 6, 2026Bliss Foxx tears into old wounds and patches them up on ‘Eat Sleep Freak’reviewBliss Foxx tears into old wounds and patches them up on ‘Eat Sleep Freak’The Portland band fills their debut album with high-energy soundscapes, candid lyricism, and all-around infectious pop-punk feistiness.by Emily Whitchurch · August 8, 2025In the Crowd: Lucia & the Best Boys at The Jazz CafereviewIn the Crowd: Lucia & the Best Boys at The Jazz CafeThe evening was a testament to the unique power of grassroots music venues in enabling artists to experiment with their…by Emily Whitchurch · April 2, 2025On ‘A Beautiful Night. I Think I’ll Disappear Forever.’ The Only Humans contemplate everything that went wrongreviewOn ‘A Beautiful Night. I Think I’ll Disappear Forever.’ The Only Humans contemplate everything that went wrongThe Boston-based band’s album turns tragedy and anxiety into theatrical rock, surveying damages and the aftermath.by mynameisblueskye · March 26, 2025On ‘Over The Mountain,’ Aan crafts a psychedelic journey through rock and resiliencereviewOn ‘Over The Mountain,’ Aan crafts a psychedelic journey through rock and resilienceRising from the ashes, Aan deals with adversity using shiny soulful brilliance.by Rohit Bhattacharya · March 21, 2025‘scrap’ is wonderbug’s ode to the messy mix of emotions surfacing as we grow upreview‘scrap’ is wonderbug’s ode to the messy mix of emotions surfacing as we grow upThe London-based indie rock quartet's debut EP is energetic, dynamic, alive.by Emily Whitchurch · December 13, 2024Find solace for breakup complications in Bus Crush’s ‘Sports & Leisure’reviewFind solace for breakup complications in Bus Crush’s ‘Sports & Leisure’The Boston-based pop rock band’s debut album soundtracks the too familiar toxicity of many romantic conundrums.by Izzy Astuto · November 8, 2024Veronica’s ‘Rottweiler’ will claw its way into your head and heartreviewVeronica’s ‘Rottweiler’ will claw its way into your head and heartThrough catchy riffs and raw lyrics, the New York-based band’s debut EP documents the love and lust of girlhood with…by Emily Whitchurch · September 23, 2024In The Crowd: BBC Music Introducing at The Lower Third (Luvcat, Nxdia, Soft Launch)reviewIn The Crowd: BBC Music Introducing at The Lower Third (Luvcat, Nxdia, Soft Launch)With August’s gig, Denmark Street has retained its reputation for providing creative musical outlets, fostering a sense of community in…by Emily Whitchurch · September 13, 2024VIAL offers a soundtrack for trying and fucking it all on ‘burnout’reviewVIAL offers a soundtrack for trying and fucking it all on ‘burnout’Bounce off the walls to the anthems on the Minneapolis pop-punk trio’s latest low-spoon punk opus.by mynameisblueskye · September 11, 2024MAH KEE OH highlights life’s inky gloom on ‘What Do You Believe In?’reviewMAH KEE OH highlights life’s inky gloom on ‘What Do You Believe In?’With an EP that makes the tear ducts work overtime, the Texas-based artist has tapped into the quintessential sound of…by Rohit Bhattacharya · August 26, 2024Interview: People I Love comes into his own on his latest self-titled releaseinterviewInterview: People I Love comes into his own on his latest self-titled release“'People I Love' is the most true realization of my 'sound'... I might be speaking too soon, but it feels…by Madeleine Aitken · June 7, 2024
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