Pitchfork | Review: Baby I'll Change EP
On a three-song EP rooted in the throes of grief, the Boston hardcore group pays tribute to loved ones lost and reaffirms its bandmates’ mutual bonds.
On a three-song EP rooted in the throes of grief, the Boston hardcore group pays tribute to loved ones lost and reaffirms its bandmates’ mutual bonds.
The Brooklyn festival Young World spotlights emergent indie rappers and veteran artists. It was the brainchild of Mike, an artist and label head who has become a fulcrum of the alt-rap scene.
The rock-climbing, commune-living free spirit just released his fantastic debut, Sun of Amen. He now lives in Brooklyn and wants his friends to move there, too
Short, delicate, and emotive to its core, "Hall Of Your Heart" finds L Morgan of SALES charting a new course and moving forward with absolute confidence.
The difficult-to-Google electronic folk band @ have not let search engine optimization stop their inexorable rise through the indie music world.
You might recognize the name daine from her work with rising underground electronic artists Ninajirachi and Underscores, if not from her already impressive amount of releases, including 2022's Quantum Jumping and 2023's shapeless. A couple days ago she released a new single of her own called "PQC," and it's both sugary and explosive, like pop rocks.
No song on 1331, the first release by Speedy Ortiz leader Sadie Dupuis' solo project since 2020, cracks two minutes.
Lily Seabird has announced a new album titled Lightspheres on Their Way.
Vermont songwriter Lily Seabird will release her new album ‘Lightspheres On Their Way’ later this year.
Burlington, VT singer-songwriter Lily Seabird (who we named among the 10 Artists Shaping the New Indie-Country Boom last year) has announced a new album. Lightspheres on Their Way is due out September 4 (physical media) and October 2 (digital) via Lame-O Records. She co-produced it with Garrett Linck, and says, “A lightsphere can be so many things. An actual light like a star, the sun, a UFO; headlights, a flashlight in the night; but also life, living things, people, relationships.” See the cover art and tracklist below.
It was evident from Lily Seabird's March song "Demon In Me" that something special was coming from the Burlington singer-songwriter.
Lily Seabird has released three albums in three years and keeps getting sharper. 'Election Day', built on Albini-era guitars and political fury, is her most immediate and uncompromising single yet.
Vermont-based musician Lily Seabird has announced her new album, Lightspheres on Their Way, and released her new song, "Election Day".