Music Extras
MUSIC EXTRAS
Music Reviews
All Them Witches returned to their hometown of Nashville, Tennessee for an epic two night performance at the Brooklyn Bowl
Cameron Winter in Chicago in support of his debut album, Heavy Metal.
Whitney Whitney indicates the start of a new chapter by delivering “Isabelle,”a hypnotic, pop ode about hating a friend’s girlfriend.
Experimenting with electronic and synth-pop beats, A Little Lucky puts a modern twist on groovy 70s classics and bubblegum-pop anthems.
Sofia Isella’s hard-hitting single “Above the Neck” doesn’t pull its lyrical punches.
Alt-pop sensation Charlotte Sands sat down with Off The Record to talk about the release of her latest single, “one eye open” and the announcement of her upcoming album, Satellite.
Gerald Wicks talks adolescence, artistry, “here we go again,” and what’s next in his journey as a rising artist.
Alina Jakobson’s roots in music run deep, and that has affected every aspect of the musician that she is today. Check out what she has to say about her influences, songwriting process, and more!
Fresh off a sold-out New York City debut, the 20-year-old Filipino-American indie artist is stepping confidently into a new era – one defined by experimentation, maturation, and a growing sense of purpose. As he navigates the surreal moments of emerging fame, Buboy is also carving out space for POC representation in a scene that has long overlooked it.
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Outside Lands 2025 delivered three days of surprise collabs, new music, and Bay Area magic—plus an unbilled headliner in Karl the Fog, who never missed a set.
Spit, sweat, blood, and fists define the New Friends DIY’s community of strength, respect and love for hardcore.
Minnesota Yacht Club continues into 2025 with amazing performances from local artists as well as amazing headliners, Hozier, Fall Out Boy and Green Day
Shoegaze, singalongs, and a legendary EDM sendoff - Here’s what Kilby Day 4 had in store this year.
Eugene’s first ever Over & Out Festival was a success, the day filled with music from Still Woozy, Goth Babe, Dana and Alden, Verb8im, and Miss Mia.
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Was this the year’s best month for indie, alternative and rock music? Maybe.
Cover: Boyish
Nourished by Time, Wolf Alice and more contributed to summer’s musical victory lap.
Cover: Nourished By Time
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In honor of the way it started, Lizzy McAlpine took stage one last time to close out The “Older” Era.