movies
I Saw The TV Glow: the Transient Peak review
Review of Jane Schoenbrun’s latest psychological drama
Hannah Jocelyn
Writing/engineering/musician hybrid
Something Deep To Say - Acloudyskye
Nothing Deep To Say #6: Acloudyskye Reinvents 2010s Alt-Rock On There Must Be Something Here
If you’re just joining us, welcome to Nothing Deep To Say, the flagship series of the Transient Peak newsletter. So many queer artists are pressured to focus on their identity in interviews, and I want to give self-producing musicians the freedom to nerd out about their own music – informed
Favorite Songs of 2024 So Far
SOTYs so far, not counting people I’ve already featured in this newsletter or profiled elsewhere. That means no Ophelias (read the profile!) or Early Eyes (read the Nothing Deep To Say breakdown!), if only because I included another paragraph about either it would just be overkill. They should totally
Something Deep To Say #6 - Maria BC and ODAE
music
Nothing Deep To Say #6: Maria BC And Engineer ODAE Break Down Their Intimate, Intense, Romantic Album Spike Field
Maria BC and ODAE break down their new album and discuss tracks like like "Lacuna" and "Watcher."
Something Deep To Say #4: Early Eyes
Nothing Deep To Say #4: How Early Eyes Reinvented Themselves on Their Wild Comeback Single “Figure Drawing”
Formed at the University of Minneapolis, the band of vocalist Jake “Ren” Berglove, guitarist Josie Villano, and producer John O’Brien (rounded out by Megan Mahoney on bass, not present in this interview) have morphed several times since their initial music in 2017. Their earlier jazz-inflected music lead to a
Something Deep To Say #2: Tommy LeFroy
queer
Nothing Deep To Say #3 - TWST and Lauren Aquilina Transcend The Self on "Off-World"
I frequently find new music by looking through album credits on sites like Qobuz. I wondered what producer Mike Spencer had worked on lately after his run of UK hits like “Feel The Love” by Rudimental and Ellie Goulding’s “Figure 8”, and then TWST blew me away with a
Nothing Deep To Say #2: Tommy LeFroy on their Patchwork Single "Worst Case Kid"
In the automatic transcription app I use, Tessa Mouzourakis and Wynter Bethel blend together - a sentence will often start as Tessa and then switch to Wynter. (It also switches to me; it’s not very good at identifying voices, but stay with me here.) On their studio recordings the
Something Deep To Say #1: Pictoria Vark and Gavin Caine
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