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In front of a crowd of about 35 people, Paper stood alone wearing a colorful lei, purple silk kimono, and some long black socks and began to play his ballads at a tiny synth and mic. He started to sing and move around and I was awestruck. Who was this guy? How did he do this, make this music, dream these dreams?
Read MoreI spoke to Dorian Electra about their latest single, Man to Man, the inextricable bond between their visual and sonic universe, and the complexity of gender in the current political atmosphere.
Read MoreMimic is the electronic hip-hop artist for a generation of forth coming artists, a young man whose not focused on fame, but the pure, unfiltered joy of creating.
Read MoreNew indie band Greer introduced themselves to the world on January 5th with their successful and instantly memorable first single “Song For Me.”
Read MoreThere’s a beauty in that, music that can not only create emotion, but capture it.
Read MoreTaking the term ‘experimental’ to a whole new level, Rinse and Repeat’s Aaron Bones and Riley Greer continue to push existing boundaries and genre definitions with their new wave music from outer space.
Read MoreSpirit Goth has just begun a monthly cassette subscription of your favorite independent artists. February’s exclusive pressing, ‘Rarities’, is an assorted collection of beats and mixed by Josh Augustin, member of dream-pop group, Vansire.
Read More“Writing about these feelings helps me make sense of them… it helps me to view the feelings outside of myself, in a bit more logical sense. And from there, I am able to heal. Being told we create a space where others are able to heal from our music truly feels like an honor.”
Read MoreAs a duo turned five-piece, Singer Nancy Anderson and guitarist Jamie Travis paired together to create soft reflections of past relationships.
Read MoreWith a sound that combines the electric creativity of Porches and a vocal styling similar to that of Declan McKenna, Leave has incorporated his own interpretation of sounds and emotions into Trilogy, and has established his growth as an artist.
Read MoreWith mellow chords, soothing vocals and an ethereal sounds, Laney Tripp is able to place listeners in a calm meditative state with her music. Released on September 21st, her first EP “Small” is a collection of short personal anecdotes carried by nostalgic melodies.
Read More“I want listeners to feel less alone in whatever it is they’re struggling with, and maybe a tiny bit angry and fired up about the bullshit they’ve endured up to this point. I want them to feel unsatisfied with how things are and justified in that frustration—but not paralyzed by it.”
Read MoreThe 1975 have never strayed away from vocalizing their opinions through their music, this album being a direct message to the postmodern scene of social media and it’s direct consequences on the world
Read MoreDay transitioned into night and we caught bands like, Night Vibes, Kauf, Pond, Sofi Tukker, Chromeo, and Foster The People.
Read MoreBy learning to cope with trauma and personal struggles in a constructive way, Evan produced honest reflections of the events he endured. Through this, an introspective creation was born.
Read MorePanic! At The Disco, Bishop Briggs, The Driver Era, Third Eye Blind, and so much more. Carianne captures festival culture at its finest.
Read MoreFormed in the parking lot of a Del Taco, The Grinning Ghosts have been a much loved group in the local scenes of LA and OC since 2013. Stealing the stage at shows all around Southern California, their music can be heard from beaches to backseats, and everywhere in between.
Read MoreWith fragmented poem-like lyrics, Florida Guilt dwells into deepness by acting with simplicity.
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