Pick of the Week: Rubblebucket “Geometry”
Graphics by Kasvi Bhatia By Eden Unger, Staff Writer “Geometry” is a bright and bouncy new tune from Vermont duo Annakalmia “Kalmia” Traver and Alex…
Pick of the Week: Jean Dawson “Pirate Radio*”
Dive deep into the latest from California’s Jean Dawson, who writes about rebirth and new life in a song packed with strings.
Pick of the Week: Bruce Springsteen “Turn Back the Hands of Time”
“Bruce Springsteen’s twenty-first studio album, ‘Only the Strong Survive,’ is a fascinating turn in the American music veteran’s career…”
Pick of the Week: Will Dailey “Christmas of Course”
Graphics by Angie Pham By Nirvana Ragland, Staff Writer If you’ve been looking for a new holiday song to cozy up with, you have local…
Pick of the Week: Yo La Tengo “Fallout”
“‘Close your eyes, fall out of time with me,’ Ira Kaplan asks, as if he’s reaching out his hand to his devoted listeners…”
Pick of the Week: LCD Soundsystem “New Body Rhumba”
“LCD Soundsystem’s ‘New Body Rhumba’ encapsulates the apocalyptic funk of the film ‘White Noise,’ for which it was written…”
Pick of the Week: Local Natives “Just Before the Morning”
“Local Native’s recently released song ‘Just Before the Morning’ feels a bit like tropical pop with hints of an alternative sound…”
Pick of the Week: Beabadoobee “The Perfect Pair”
“Typically known for her soft guitar ballads and straightforward lyrics, Beabadoobee has completely transformed with her latest album ‘Beatopia’…”
Pick of the Week: Rosa Linn “SNAP”
“‘SNAP,’ the new breakout hit by Armenian singer-songwriter Rosa Linn, has found its place on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart…”
Pick of the Week: KT Tunstall “Private Eyes”
“Four years since her last album, Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall has released an energetic new single “Private Eyes,” tackling…”
Pick of the Week: Noah Kahan “Stick Season”
“With “Stick Season,” rising folk-infused pop artist Noah Kahan captures modern heartbreak in a world struck by the tragedy of a pandemic…”
Pick of the Week: Paramore “This is Why”
“The world has changed, and so has Paramore. The band’s latest single, “This is Why,” is marked with all the anxiety and turmoil that…”
