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Recommended Album: boygenius – ‘the record’
The unstoppable force that is Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus, and Phoebe Bridgers is a spiritual experience channeled through their combined songwriting superpowers lifting each others’ voices up.
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Full of Hell & Nothing – “Like Stars In The Firmament”
Nothing and Full of Hell offer Low worship from the heavens as they stare down into the depths of the void while they’re up there on the latest preview from ‘When No Birds Sing’.
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glass beach – “rare animal”
What was the past? Where is the future headed? glass beach are an organism living outside and inside all of that at once on the latest single off their sophomore LP, ‘plastic death’.
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Recommended Album: Marnie Stern – ‘The Comeback Kid’
On her first album in a decade, the experimental guitar dynamo comes back to this Earth inspired to change the shape of rock by filling its voids.
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Dua Lipa – “Houdini”
If the art of allure comes down to working your magic, then Dua Lipa is its master of illusion on her latest new age dance single.
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PinkPantheress – “Capable of love”
The latest single off the UK pop songwriter and producer’s debut album, ‘Heaven Knows’, captures the emotion of feeling a moment at its most, and wondering what it will be like if it’s ever gone.
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Hannah Diamond – “Affirmations”
The PC Music pop purist gets an even brighter shine as sprites of bubblegum Europop production have the power to outlast any negative energy.
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Julia Holter – “Sun Girl”
Caught between that space between REM and lucidity where the subconscious meets the awakened, feeling warm while out of body…
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Like St. Joan – “Cracks”
The first single from the country-fried power-pop songwriter moves in directions unexpected along its fast walk down a path of self-loathing.
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Our Lady of Sorrows – “good graces”
The debut single from the NYC songwriter puts an added voltage behind the notion of power-pop, with Our Lady of Sorrows being the apparition of a life overloaded by the thought of settling for something ordinary.
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