Anna Burch Is Taking Everything One Day at a Time
How the pandemic changed the Detroit singer-songwriter’s relationship with her sophomore record.
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Dan Deacon Learned Self-Compassion and Made His Most Personal Album Ever
The Baltimore noise legend explains how self-care helped him finish his long-in-the-making fifth album.
Don’t Rush Neon Indian’s Alan Palomo
The lo-fi pop songwriter and synthesist is gearing up to release his fourth LP. Eventually.
Get In The Car Or Die: DIIV on Deceiver
How the Brooklyn shoegazers mined turmoil for their most bracingly honest record to date.
Ryley Walker Thinks Dave Matthews Band Secretly Rocks
The Chicago folk musician explains the concept behind his absurd-but-beautiful reworking of The Lillywhite Sessions.
Tune-Yards’ Merrill Garbus Wants to Use Music to Dismantle Whiteness
“I ought to be critiqued, and the songs say so.”
Hatchie’s Dream-Pop Has All the Right Ingredients
Hatchie talks nicknames, Carole King, and the Brisbane scene.
Get Lost in Shmu’s “Alien Switchboard Temple”
The visuals for Shmu’s “Your Favorite God” are either celestial or apocalyptic, depending on your point of view.
Having a Baby is the Most Punk Thing That Hit Bargain’s Nora Singh Could Do
Nora Singh, the Hit Bargain frontwoman and self-described “Gallagher of noise rock”, is ready to move on from “queening,” or trampling men’s faces, during the band’s live shows.