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Die Spitz is Going to Take Over the World- and They Kinda Already Know It

You probably know what the underside of a home sized rock looks like if you haven't caught wind of Die Spitz slowly on the rise to the top for the past couple of years. The childhood best friends from Texas who have been rampaging audiences with their wall of sound since 2022 opening for bands like Amyl and the Sniffers and Viagra Boys, have cemented themselves in their own pocket of the universe after falling into the center of Austin's punk scene. Ellie Livingston of Die Sp

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Sam Kapoor

4 days ago2 min read

Mitski, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me

Nothing’s About to Happen to Me , the 8th full length studio album from art rock icon Mitski, sees her retaining her characteristic maximalist Spaghetti Western color palette but mapping it to more insular, sundown sojourns in lieu of theater kid party anthems. The result is something that feels like it reflects both perennial anxieties and perennial truths. It seems intuitive that a significant amount of a person’s internal disposition becomes visible through their reaction

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Skyler Stirling

4 days ago3 min read

Hannah Cohen Takes Audiences on A Journey Through Her Ethereal World

On March 31st at Aisle 5, Hannah Cohen transformed her stage into something ethereal. Known for her dreamy, folk-inspired sound, Cohen’s performance transfixed her audience throughout her intimate set. The venue’s cozy environment only deepened that effect, dissolving the boundary between artist and audience and leaving fans suspended in a shared moment—like one of her own lyrics come to life: “I think I know you well, at least I think I do.” Hannah Cohen at Aisle 5 (Photo: H

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Hannah Claire Smith

1 day ago1 min read

Hudson Freeman and His Traveling Band Are Touring Across the Country with a New Perspective

In just a few months, the world has completely changed before the eyes of Hudson Freeman. May 29th marks one year since the release of the Brooklyn-based lofi folk artist’s third record, is a Folk Artist . Shortly after that, Freeman began posting snippets playing “If You Know Me”, a tasteful, touching, and twangy track that sounds like a folk classic, and has cemented itself as one. Those videos blew up time and again, and brought a huge audience in on what Freeman has to sa

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