Introducing: The Wants’ “The Motor”
By The Wants | May 29, 2020
Introducing: The Wants’ “The Motor”
A new music video, plus an essay on its creation by frontperson Madison Velding-VanDam.
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Introducing: New Order’s Stephen Morris Remixes a Maps Song
By Stephen Morris | May 21, 2020
By Stephen Morris | May 21, 2020
Introducing: New Order’s Stephen Morris Remixes a Maps Song
They’re labelmates and mutual fans.
Introducing: Uma Bloo’s “Coming Home”
By Uma Bloo | April 9, 2020
Introducing: Uma Bloo’s “Coming Home”
Stream the new track and read an essay on its inspiration by the Chicago artist herself.
Introducing: LAKE’s “Resolution”
By LAKE | March 6, 2020
Introducing: LAKE’s “Resolution”
The band, best known for an Adventure Time song, on a new track from their upcoming Roundelay.
Introducing: Blushh’s “Too Dark”
By Blushh | March 6, 2020
Introducing: Blushh’s “Too Dark”
A new music video, plus frontwoman Shab Ferdowski’s words to her younger self.
Introducing: Damaged Bug’s “I Tried”
By Damaged Bug | March 5, 2020
By Damaged Bug | March 5, 2020
Introducing: Damaged Bug’s “I Tried”
John Dwyer (Oh Sees) writes about the inspiration he’s taken from Michael Yonkers, and premieres a cover of one of his songs.
Introducing: The Ah’s “Pepper Pupil”
By The Ah | March 2, 2020
Introducing: The Ah’s “Pepper Pupil”
The premiere of a music video 20 years in the making.
Introducing: Vundabar’s “Montage Music”
By Vundabar | February 26, 2020
Introducing: Vundabar’s “Montage Music”
A track premiere from the Boston band, plus an essay on cars and Tony Soprano by frontman Brandon Hagen.
Introducing: Julia Bardo’s “Please Don’t Tell Me”
By Julia Bardo | February 25, 2020
By Julia Bardo | February 25, 2020
Introducing: Julia Bardo’s “Please Don’t Tell Me”
A new music video, plus an essay from the track’s co-producer Henry Carlyle-Wade (The Orielles).
Introducing: KaiL Baxley’s “In Lieu Of”
By KaiL Baxley | February 20, 2020
By KaiL Baxley | February 20, 2020
Introducing: KaiL Baxley’s “In Lieu Of”
A music video premiere, plus an essay on never-having-loved-at-all by the artist himself.