Laura Stevenson Writes Pretty Sad Songs
The New York songwriter opens up about ‘Cocksure’, personal flaws, and why she needed to make a record that’s “a little on the nose”.
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WayHome Isn’t Just Any Other Festival
Canada’s WayHome Festival wasn’t just the “Bonnaroo of the North” – it was a brand new experience that was worth the memories.
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10 Things To Look Out For At Bonnaroo 2015
Bonnaroo is finally here so we’ve compiled a list of this year’s top attractions – including The Grove, Broo’ers Fest, and the Comedy Theatre.
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Trust Fall: VÉRITÉ And The Beauty Of Transparency
The Brooklyn songwriter opens up about her growth, pop music as a label, and why it’s so important to be satisfied with the art you make.
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Sick Feeling Just Wanna Have Fun
Following the likes of Ceremony and Trash Talk, New York’s Sick Feeling are creating a deafening take on hardcore that’s really hard to scrape off.
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Make Do And Mend Are Still Living, Breathing, Something
Make Do And Mend’s James Carroll talks to Leah Beresford about the band’s brief hiatus, their new LP, the culture of expectations, and what’s next.
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“0 To 100 / The Catch Up”: A Recap Of The Year In Drake
Love him or hate him, Drake is everywhere – and for good reason. 2014 wasn’t his biggest year, but Aubrey Graham managed to stay relevant.
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My Mom Reviewed Some Of The Bands Playing Bonnaroo
I tried explaining Bonnaroo to my mom but since it wasn’t working, we asked her to review the festival’s lineup. The following are her comments about the likes of Danny Brown, Zedd, and Kanye West.
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Interview: Every Time I Die
Vocalist Keith Buckley talks to Leah Beresford about Every Time I Die’s intentions, their new LP, “Game Of Thrones”, and creating “honest music”.
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Interview: Angel Haze
In the midst of moving past her major debut Dirty Gold, the 22-year-old MC talks to Leah Beresford about hit singles, evolving, and being an “artist”.
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