
Ziggy Alberts’ Seattle stop on his New Love tour was more than a concert, it was a night showcasing his creative freedom. Through his self-founded label, Commonfolk Records, Ziggy continues to chart his own path, showing that independence in music is powerful.
Larkin Poe proves the blues ain’t dead late Wednesday night at Toronto’s iconic The Concert Hall.
Amyl and The Sniffers bring their nearly sold out tour to Madison, Wisconsin, electrifying their captive audience with an unforgettable show.
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MUSIC NEWS
mgk’s new single, “cliché,” is a pop rock song fit for the radio, a little underwhelming and fitting for the theme of a cliché.
On “Fizzy,” ROHAN channels the chaos of a breakup into a raw, pop-rock anthem bursting with emotional honesty.
Fingers and Clothes - Jake Minch single cover
On Goodbye Small Head, Ezra Furman transforms breakdown into breakthrough, crafting a radiant, unhinged album about mysticism, madness, and the beauty of losing control.
Instead of heart eyes, Spill Tab shows the side of being in love that holds rage, that holds deep sincerity, and that chronicles the fight between love and hate.
Spacey Jane delivers a groovy and nostalgic album fit for infinite summer nights spent catching up with friends and dancing in the ocean.
The Florida-based trio makes a rocking and vulnerable entrance to the scene with their self-titled debut EP.
Leading up to his debut solo album Happy Birthday, Finn Wolfhard releases new single “Objection!,” in collaboration with Twin Peaks vocalist Cadien Lake James.
Men I Trust’s Equus Callabus is an atmospheric album that explores emotional depth through delicate production and heartfelt lyrics.
After a few years of health complications and tour struggles, Car Seat Headrest have made their way back into the spotlight with new album “The Scholars.”
On her sophomore album, Blondshell asks hard-hitting questions and provides a vulnerable view into her inner monologue, creating a compelling and raw record.
The latest from Suki Waterhouse is a deeper exploration of her nostalgic vocals and rustic instrumentals that she experimented with on her latest album ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’ and her single “Dream Woman” released in February.
REVIEWS
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MUSIC EXTRAS
While some fans are willing to pay the price to witness the trendiest stars at the most iconic festivals, attending smaller, more local music events can not only spare your wallet the pain, but also introduce you to your new favorite acts. Photo by Nico Beauchamp.
As a city busting out of the seams with music, it’s no secret that Austin has produced some incredible acts over the years. Read here to add a few to your rotation this spring.
You might be able to find Stranger Things cast members Maya Hawke, Joe Keery, and Finn Wolfhard in one of your Spotify playlists. When not on set, the actors are in the studio as musicians, and some of the most brilliant at that.
Join us as we celebrate Black women with this star-studded playlist featuring Santigold, Orion Sun, and more.
FESTIVALS
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.
Wisp and Weezer enlighted the masses for Kilby Block Party Day 3.
Cardinal Bloom to Peter McPoland: Kilby Block Party Day 2 is here.
INTERVIEWS
One of the founding members of The Dandy Warhols, Zia McCabe, has continued to mix her fiery spirit into the DNA of the well-known rock band. Zia continues to be an integral part of their sound, having added many elements of percussion, synths, and electric bass.
After a decade-long solo career, Casper Allen’s new full band, Casper Allen & The Naturals, debut their latest single ahead of the upcoming release of the The Hard Way EP.
A-Go-Go released their debut album, “Today, Today.” The album contains the pillars of midwestern sound, such as fuzz yet sophisticated garage-style guitar rhythms, a metronomic kick and snare drum beat, raw vocals, and the occasional harmonica.
LCN! sat down to talk about his new single, turning voice memos into coherent songs, and Seattle.
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MONTH BY MONTH
Read all about the indie releases that showered the scene this month, planting the early sonic seeds of summer.
From indie rock treasures to folksy favorites, here are some of the best and most notable tracks that helped soundtrack OTR’s February.
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Detroit singer-songwriter Ally Evenson takes the stage at The Moroccan Lounge in LA for an unforgettable opening set. Cover photo by Elijah Wells.