live coverage
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live coverage 〰️
Widowspeak, Sharp Pins, Joyer, Holidays In The United States, Golden Apples, Been Stellar, and Victoryland come together to play a show for an important cause
The Narrator make explosive UK debut in a sold out Leeds
Rock band Nothing More prove to St.Pete why they’re a powerhouse!
music reviews
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music reviews 〰️
So glad you asked Mitski! Based on clues for her upcoming album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, we recommend she search through the Tansy House.
Avery Cochrane’s “Griever” will have you going through all the emotions of your worst breakup!
With “Dusty’s,” Zinadelphia trades urgency for intention. Built around vivid imagery, orchestral warmth, and a deeply personal message, the song explores what happens when you stop racing the clock and allow stillness to do its work.
Corbyn Besson steps back into the spotlight by diving Head First into debut EP release
interviews
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interviews 〰️
Wilt sits down with The Music Box for their fourth annual interview.
Catching up with rising star Nxdia
LEW discusses her roots, genre change, and what’s on the horizon.
Catching up with rising stars Lake Malice
news & extras
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news & extras 〰️
The year is 2006. Low-rise jeans are in fashion, emo music is beginning to come on the airwaves, and the world is going to change with a single album.
What a long, strange trip it’s been! Bob Weir left a lasting legacy on music as a whole and the way music is defined and created.
Harry Styles is so back! Harry Styles announces new album “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. “ out March 6th.
We are approaching the Holiday season. A season often dominated by Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and, of course, the incomparable Mariah Carey! While I do enjoy these classics, that’s not the music I listen to during this season. Since my emo phase when I was in middle school, I have compiled non-traditional, even alternative holiday tunes. This playlist expands every year as I seek to find new music to add. This year, I’m sharing my all-time favorites with you from albums to singles; there’s something for everyone.
The fall of fluffy snow couldn’t stop Chicagoans from heading to Park West for an energetic line up of indie folk (Julian Saunders), indie pop-rock (Sarah Krohn), shoegaze rock (Runner & Bobby) all leading up to Hollyy’s retro rock set.