On October 28th, the Oakland punk rock band SWMRS hosted their third annual Halloween party with UNCOOL Records at the UC Theatre in Berkeley, CA. Along with The Interrupters, The Regrettes, The Buttertones, The She's, and Mt. Eddy, SWMRS performed to a sold out crowd of 1500 people.
Read MoreLast weekend, Brooklyn trio BOYTOY performed at the Growlers Six, the new variation of Beach Goth, a two day festival set during the spookiest time of the year, thousands of visitors crowd onto the LA Waterfront to see the likes of...
Read MoreGnarcissists is a band struggling to survive and stay sane in New York City. Here is their attempt.
Read MoreAustralian newcomer Mallrat has never been to a Halloween party, but if the DJ played the songs below she'd "be there with bells on." Starring SOPHIE, Grimes, Yeezus, Jamie xx and a couple of slept on M.I.A and Mura Masa tracks, Grace Shaw, aka Mallrat, curates a spooky playlist for our Halloweekend endeavors.
Read MorePhotographer Cooper Fox shares images from his time spent on tour with Chicago based artist Kweku Collins as he supported Whitney in a six show run across the south.
Read MoreI came out to New York, never having been to it or New York City, nor had I met the person I would be sharing a 5 hour car ride with into the depths of the wilderness. With zero expectations, Alex and I scuttled along the “parking lot”, an uneven prairie unfit for our Honda...
Read MoreTwin sisters Jessica and Alexa Viscius make up one half of Chicago band Bunny. With their counterparts Shane Prewitt on drums and Tim Makowski on guitar, you're immediately brought into a hazy world full of secrets and dreams you're begging to know.
Read MorePom Pom Squad, a project fronted by Mia Berrin, is a musical diary entry influenced by the sounds of garage rock and RIOT GRRRL. Originally based out of Orlando, Florida, Mia began recording demos in her teenage bedroom before moving to New York City.
Read MoreA week ago, on September 20, a friend and I confusedly stumbled into what may have been a dry cleaners, brightly lit with white neon lighting overhead and a solitary dark-haired girl sitting at a white table in the back next to a freezer door.
Read MoreInspired by no-wave ancestry, New York's Brian Hill, released his self-titled debut album August 18th, 2017 along with his band the Noh Starrs. Serving as a marker for this moment in time, Brian and his group took photos and collected newspaper clippings from the week of their release.
Read MoreWith a taste for music and fashion twice their age, Australian band Parcels brings an unexpected sense of maturity and precision to modern day funk. "We’re still not quite used to this whole musician life...” jokes Jules, the lead singer, in between sets of their first New York show...
Read MoreWith his debut EP, Yellow and Such, recently released, we sat down for a Q&A with New York based artist, Gus Dapperton, to talk about his affinity for eyeshadow, our dads, and if he has a special bowl he uses to cut his hair.
Read MoreBorn at Belmont University, The Lonely Biscuits are a groovy indie-rock trio with a fresh EP and a thing for shaved ice. With 90's music in their roots and a good sense of humor...
Read MoreMusic photographer Sophia Ragomo curates our Midweek Music playlist for the week of September 4th, 2017.
Read MoreImagine a scene in LA, not an uncommon scene, where a party is happening. Everyone is beautiful, everyone is tall, everyone is slowly sipping their craft cocktails and promiscuously dragging their American Spirits. This is a storyline we are all familiar with, even if we’ve never stepped foot in Los Angeles ourselves.
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