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Joyce Manor, I Used To Go To This Bar
The California pop punk powerhouse Joyce Manor didn’t leave much to desire after so many iconic records. 40 oz. to Fresno was a cool experiment into plugging tried and true recording methods with a modern kick. However, the new digs are really something to behold. Instead of pushing for a plug-in primed and polished piece, Joyce Manor pays tribute to each wave of emo music in a rustic, dusted off form. Everything is perfectly meshed into a ball of future nostalgia. Don’t bel

Johnmark Hendrix
Mar 7


EA's Battlefield 6 Adds "Cowboy" By Silly Goose to Their In-Game Radio.
Your attack helicopter just got a whole lot more Rap Rock as this week, EA's Battlefield 6 announced they would be adding some new songs to their BF Pro in-game radio station for season two.

Sam Kapoor
Feb 18


Meels Spoke to Us About Across the Raccoon Strait, Her New EP
The self-described “critter country” music of Amelia Einhorn, better known as Meels, is a product of a youth spent playing in creeks hidden amongst the redwood trees of California. In her newest set of songs, Across the Raccoon Strait , she settles into a sound that honors these roots. Meels joined us from her hometown in Northern California to discuss how location impacts her creative process, the catharsis of songwriting, and her debut EP with Lost Highway Records. Meels

Mary Beth Bryan
Feb 18


Standard Electric Recorders Co. and Mainline Announce One Night Screening for Standard Selects: The Movie, A Collection of Interviews and Direct-To-VHS Performances from Beloved Atlanta Artists
Mainline and Standard Electric Recorders Co. have been teeing up a collaboration the past few days and we didn't have to wait long for that announcement as it has come. The recording studio and Mainline Independent Press have announced that they are rebooting Standard Electric Recording Co.’s Standard Selects series, originally broadcasted in 2018 and on hiatus since 2020 because of the pandemic, the series features live in studio direct-to-VHS performances. The original run

Sam Kapoor
Feb 11


Dry Cleaning, Secret Love
If you were around before South London band Dry Cleaning’s current album cycle, you may remember the cryptic nature of their social media presence, plastered mostly with simple line drawings on plain white backgrounds (drawings at times absent and un-accounted for, leaving only white screen) paired with playfully cloying captions. They’ve swapped these now for the all-too-necessary promotional materials, but the spirit remains, preserved by the occasional reappearance of a de

Mary Beth Bryan
Feb 5
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