With her debut album ‘Nothing to Be Scared Of’ on the horizon, Melbourne indie folk artist Stella Dunai celebrates friendship ...

A poignant reminder that missing someone doesn't mean you should go back, Baby Rose’s stirring “Better” from her ...

Brooklyn indie rock artist Wilby confronts the bruising contradictions of love on ‘Center of Affection,’ a soul-baring debut ...

Brooklyn-based rock artist Moon Walker’s fifth studio album ‘WASTELAND COUNTRY’ takes a rageful trip through political disarray and violence.

From playing Baton Rouge college bars and house parties to crafting a debut album built on friendship, experimentation, and a ...

Throughout the year, Atwood Magazine invites members of the music industry to participate in a series of essays reflecting on art, identity, culture, inclusion, and more. Today, English professor and ...

Five years in, Portola Music Festival’s industrial setting and restless lineup make for a thrilling weekend – though finding ...

Atwood Magazine’s writers dive into Bleachers’ kinetic and richly textured fifth album ‘everyone for ten minutes,’ a restless ...

So Faint’s Hannah Georgas and Lyn Heinemann capture the intoxicating logic of an impossible crush on their standout debut single “Fully Slow,” where knowing the relationship exists mostly in your head ...

To start, what is your relationship with Paul McCartney’s music? Charlie Recksieck: He’s probably my favorite songwriter of all time, the best rock bassist in my opinion, a beloved figure in my ...

Long before Young Money came calling, a 14-year-old Lucifena was playing shows around Los Angeles. She often found herself surrounded by older men who did not always take her seriously. She learned ...