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I put out a new song, called “Realign”! It’s a collaboration with Providence artist and dear friend Hey Rel, who heard an early version and immediately wrote a verse from the other perspective. Paris Paloma - Good Boy RIYL: Florence + The Machine, Hozier, hoping Woke will come back one
Partygirl is a NYC-based band known for their maximalist arrangements and the singular androgynous alto of Pagona Kytzidis. They’re one of the most inventive, chaotic bands in the entire New York indie scene, garnering a cult following for their relentless live shows and unpredictable song structures. The band’s
After - Outbound RIYL: hazy Disney Channel reruns in a hotel room when you're five years old, Hilary Duff, Natalie Imbruglia, Windows XP, Lots of acts are doing this kind of early-2000s revival, but nobody is as convincing as After except for maybe Pale Waves once or twice.
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Songwriter Alexis "Idarose" Kesselman breaks down her great new single "Cool Around You".
Hi all! Beauty in The Breakdown, my series breaking down music with LGBTQ+ producers, is finally properly returning, and the next few issues will be syndicated on Max Freedman's great Lavender Sound website. I also wrote a review for Mal Blum's excellent new record The Villain,
Boys Go to Jupiter, out in theaters in NY via Cartuna and coming soon to a bunch of other places, is an exceptionally silly new film from Julian Glander. His illustrations have blessed newspapers, Dua Lipa’s music videos, and more. He previously released a sweet short about the life
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In her prose and in her lyrics, songwriter Eliza McLamb infuses cultural and societal commentary with a visceral emotional intensity that often feels outright confrontational. This is my reaction to her new song “Like The Boys.”
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I've had Nothing Deep to Say/Beauty in the Breakdown on a hiatus, but I'm starting to put together a list for the next batch and I don't want to jinx anything but it's looking really good :) "Dry Chicken", my
People often ask how I find new music, so this is a new series I'm trying out. I don't really do much different than most critics (and I don't travel into the depths of Bandcamp as much as I should anymore), I just pay
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Will Wiesenfeld (Baths) on his new album, his approach to production, and why he's not a gear-head
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Yes, he has to be a monkey.