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Jay Som, Belong
Belong , the newest album by Los Angeles’ Jay Som, is an ever-moving body, tinged in nostalgia and decorated with hard edges. It finds the songwriter behind the project, Melina Duterte, turning over concepts like acceptance, rejection, and the ever-elusive search for sureness in one’s identity and work in her hands, folding them in with everything from touching ballads to edgy pop-punk. This record marks Jay Som’s first record since 2019’s Anak Ko , but Duterte has stayed pl

Mary Beth Bryan
Oct 16


Connor Kelly & the Time Warp, This Egg
Nashville-based indie rock outfit, Connor Kelly & the Time Warp released their third studio album, “This Egg,” back in March in a graceful and delicate fashion. What feels like a jam band experience is reconstructed with extremely catchy hooks, and powerful one-liners. It’s full of soul, from the rhythm section to the hickory-smoked vocals of Connor Kelly. The title track is either an exquisitely expressed retrospective on our own youth, or an extremely depressing song about

Johnmark Hendrix
Oct 9


Hotline TNT on tour with Toner in Atlanta at The Masquerade's Altar.
Photos taken by Sam Kapoor

Sam Kapoor
Oct 8


Madison Cunningham on new album "Ace," her most personal and poignant work yet.
Ace is Grammy Award-winning Madison Cunninham’s most personal and poignant work yet, and though it’s a step into new territory lyrically, her artistic vision is stronger than ever.

Mary Beth Bryan
Oct 7


Wednesday, Bleeds
This expansion upon the band’s previous work has brought them into a space that is all at once familiar and adventurous. It was quite easy to worry how they would continue to adjust to their view and create greater art, but Wednesday did just that with Bleeds.

Magali Rivera
Oct 2
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