Tove Styrke Lives For Her Fans
While getting a contract at 16 would go to most artists’ heads, Sweden’s Tove Styrke has become a confident adult through her work. Three…
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Ladytron embraces Sci-fi in “The Island”
Sci-fi, Electronica and the infinite possibilities of both: Exploring Ladytron’s “The Island” and its video with Daniel Hunt and director Bryan M. Ferguson It’s…
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Dilly Dally Find Hope In Heaven
Don’t believe recent melodramatic headlines. Dilly Dally did not almost die. They did almost break up, though. After touring behind their 2015 debut album,…
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The Organic Transformation of Waxahatchee
As much as Waxahatchee has evolved into a soaring rock project in recent years, Katie Crutchfield wanted to explore more intimate writing again. By…
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The Reinvention of Trevor Powers
As Youth Lagoon became too limiting of a project (and moniker), Trevor Powers decided to re-brand his music under his birth name to free…
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The Accidental Fun of Golden Drag
Several albums into Greys, Shehzaad Jiwani wanted to have a side-project that could go just about anywhere. After working with some friends on music…
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Cautious Clay Answers To No One
While still unsigned, Cautious Clay (aka Josh Karpeh) has two albums in the can for 2018 is still pushing his creative limits. The all-in-one…
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La Force Creates Her Own Waves
Whether you’ve heard Ariel Engle’s work in AroarA, Broken Social Scene or in a more supporting role, it’s hard to deny both her vocal…
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Guerilla Toss Thrive In Chaos
Any listen to Guerilla Toss can leave you astounded by how much sound they fit into a recording. For their new record Twisted Crystal…
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Jade Bird Reaches For The Stars
Youth has only served to make Welsh singer Jade Bird a hungry and unapologetic musician. Bird’s relentless writing has resulted in hundreds of pages…
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King Khan On Living On The Creative Circuit
No matter what the project is, you’ve probably become familiar with the work of King Khan one way or another in the last decade….
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Musical healing with Ólafur Arnalds
Genre blurring is nothing new – in the current musical landscape, it features in virtually every artist’s work. The act of fusing styles to…
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