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Going Live

Photos: People And Things (WayHome 2015)

We put a spotlight on WayHome Fest and the weekend that was – including sights, sounds, and fashion. Warning: #FOMO is a real thing.

Going Live

Photos: Lil Dicky at The Mod Club

While doing his Professional Rapper tour, Philly’s Lil Dicky returned to Toronto and pregamed with ‘So Hard’, ‘Hump Days’, and nods to Ciara.

Exclusives

Playlist: “Work It Out” With New Balance

The pressure to look and feel your best is on, so instead of reaching for that last slice, plug into our collaborative playlist with New Balance.

Interviews

Riffs, Raves, And Larry David: An Interview With METZ

With a new LP set to rip ears aparts, the Toronto punks talk to Marie Rupolo about ‘METZ II’, life on the road, and naturally finding success.

Interviews

Shlohmo Is Down For Whatever

The L.A. producer talks to Marie Rupolo about ‘Dark Red’, past and future collaborations, and how he’ll never stop creating “weird shit”.

Interviews

Raury: A Stone Mountain Original

The 18-year-old Georgia native is intent on being cathartic and incomparable, even if he has to be an antonym for “mainstream success”.

Features, SXSW

10 Artists To Check Out At Flatstock 48

Flatstock is making its return to SXSW so to help out, we’ve profiled a few artists including DKNG, Miles Tsang, Dan Stiles, and Erica Williams.

Features

Art Attack: Re-Imagining Album Covers From 2014

Since we’re almost set to finally reveal our Top 50 Albums Of 2014, our senior editor Marie Rupolo thought it would be a good idea to redo covers from the likes of Mac DeMarco, Trash Talk, LDR, and Freddie Gibbs.

Interviews

Geoff Rickly Is Comfortable Writing His Own Narrative

The former Thursday frontman talks to Marie Rupolo about his new projects (United Nations, No Devotion), his goals, and why society “needs” art.

Features

Introducing: Taking Back Sunday Anniversary Postcards

Taking Back Sunday’s “Where You Want To Be” came out ten years ago (on July 27th) so to celebrate its overwhelming significance, our own Marie Rupolo designed a set of postcards based on the entire record.