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Seafret highlight the joy, heartbreak, and connection found on their new album ‘Fear of Emotion’

Christine Sloman -
It has been a decade since Yorkshire duo Jack Sedman and Harry Draper—better known as Seafret—released their debut album, Tell Me It’s Real. Over...
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Inside the song and sound: a conversation with Esther Anaya

Sarah Wagner -
Esther Anaya is an internationally recognized DJ, violinist, and producer whose work lives at the powerful intersection of classical precision and high-energy electronic music....
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Coyote Theory discuss their new EP ‘Talking 2 Strangers,’ new member Kyle Talbot, and how their debut album motivated them to keep going

Christine Sloman -
Within the past year, alt-indie trio Coyote Theory has evolved as a group—and as professional music-making Coyotes. They released their debut album, Still, after...
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Adam Klobi mentions that he “wanted to have something that people could latch onto” when describing “FICTION,” “WE WERE NEVER JUST FRIENDS,” and his...

Christine Sloman -
It’s amazing what can happen when you try. When you take the risks. When you follow your heart. If you don’t believe me, just...
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Long live the queen: Solya brings a new perspective to Texas music

Jenn Terrell -
Before Solya took her throne on stage at Club Dada, we talked about her signature look, that classic analog sound, and what it really...
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blink-182, ‘American Pie,’ and more—Jon Sheasby tells us all about his debut book, ‘Teenage Dirtbags: A Brief History of the MTV2 Generation’

Christine Sloman -
Those of you who were alive during the ‘90s, can you think back to it and remember how it felt? To see a band...
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Herstory in the making: Daisy Grenade is making their headlining debut

Amber Bintliff -
The future of the alternative scene is female, and Daisy Grenade is leading the way. Born from the minds of the sickeningly sweet Keaton...
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Bryce Vine proves punk was never just a phase on newest album, ‘LET’S DO SOMETHING STUPID!’

Audrey van Schagen -
Punk has been with Bryce Vine ever since he plugged in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (1999) video game and heard “Superman” by LA-based punk...
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Ruel is kicking his feet across the globe

Avery Heeringa -
The romantic pull of Los Angeles is no stranger to immortalization in films, books, and pop songs. The perennially sunny city is, afterall, home...
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Chloe Stroll addresses an array of experiences and emotions on debut album, ‘Bloom in the Break’

Audrey van Schagen -
Canadian singer-songwriter Chloe Stroll had a story to tell and made sure to not hold herself back in any way. In fact, Stroll had...
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