Heavenly Pop Hits’ March New Release Roundup
By Nick March tends to be a weird month for music releases. Too early for summer bangers, too late for moody winter records, just cold enough to keep you indoors
By Nick March tends to be a weird month for music releases. Too early for summer bangers, too late for moody winter records, just cold enough to keep you indoors
By River Bryan “There’s something about sad songs,” Jason Isbell announced to the crowd at the ACL Moody Theater on Thursday. “When they’re played loud, they’re less sad.” Flanked by
By Stefny! At the Disco Case Study in Advertising Sync 3.0: From Agency to Artist Sync is something that I am so interested in and fascinated by, so I’m always
By Stefny! At the Disco I love South By Southwest for the amazing music that it brings to town every year and the absolute chaos of every venue (and sometimes
Photos and article by Erik Casarez. Girlpop has really made a comeback over the last year. With the success of Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo, and the resurgence of
By Stefny! At the Disco I have been struggling to process this since Wednesday and I think I’m finally ready (and have time) to write it down. If you know
By Ryan J. Nims “Divisive.” That word has been thrown at the band Deafheaven virtually from their inception. While their debut, Roads to Judah (Deathwish, 2011) was positively received, it
By Ryan J. Nims Very few musical acts have a career trajectory that has taken them from pop music to making art that is completely non-commercial, helping to create a
By Erik Casarez There is an iconic moment from season one of Mad Men when straight-laced ad exec Don Draper smokes a jazz cigarette for the first time. When asked
By Erik Casarez It took me 20 years to realize that dance music can be punk. Growing up in the early aughts, the majority of the songs on my winamp