Chase Elodia - Have, Know, Want (feat. Vuyo Sotashe)

Atwood MagazineFollow “Brooklyn drummer, composer, and writer Chase Elodia celebrates the friends who stick around through our strangest moments on “Mushroom Trip”…” last week →

Weird Nightmare - Where I Belong

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Atwood MagazineFollow “Weird Nightmare’s Alex Edkins roars into the light on ‘Hoopla,’ an invigorating sophomore album whose sunlit power-pop and fuzzed-up voltage…” on Sep 9th →

Oh Pray Tell - Poor Black Woman Blues

Atwood MagazineFollow “On “Poor Black Woman Blues,” Canadian roots/folk trio Oh Pray Tell pair three-part harmonies, banjo, and stomp-clap rhythms with a…” on Sep 7th →

The Army, The Navy - Walls

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Atwood MagazineFollow “Los Angeles duo The Army, The Navy reclaim the sacred space another person left behind on “Walls,” a hypnotically tender…” on Sep 2nd →

Gabriel Dinero - Apariciones

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Atwood MagazineFollow “Guatemalan, London-based artist Gabriel Dinero strips alt-R&B to one voice, one guitar, and the ghosts that refuse to leave on…” on Sep 2nd →

Radar Gold - Seasons

Atwood MagazineFollow “Indianapolis psych-pop band Radar Gold challenge the limits of psychedelic rock with their adventurous sophomore album, ‘Fortune Teller.’” on Aug 26th →

Josaleigh Pollett - Nebraska

Atwood MagazineFollow “Sweltering, feverish, and soul-stirring, Josaleigh Pollett’s “The Witness” transforms the need to be seen, held, and understood into a blazing…” on Aug 25th →

D’clair - Lights

Atwood MagazineFollow “Brazilian singer/songwriter D’Clair chooses love in the face of doubt on “Lights,” an intimate, dreamy indie folk reverie that gathers…” on Aug 24th →

Charming Disaster - Black Locust

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Atwood MagazineFollow “More than a decade into their creative partnership, Brooklyn-based goth-folk duo Charming Disaster are still finding new places to play,…” on Aug 20th →

Mildred - Fenceline

Atwood MagazineFollow “Oakland indie rock band Mildred transform the strange poetry of ordinary life into “Fish Sticks,” a scrappy standout from their…” on Aug 20th →

Danni Nicholls - Free Wheel

Atwood MagazineFollow “Singer/songwriter Danni Nicholls reflects on the story behind ‘Making Moves,’ her soulful, velvety fourth full-length album – an evocative record…” on Aug 19th →

Hank Heaven - Thread

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Atwood MagazineFollow “Singer/songwriter Hank Heaven is coming into their own with a sharper sense of self, a killer instinct for making everyday…” on Aug 14th →

Sailor Honeymoon - Having Fun

Atwood MagazineFollow “Seoul-based indie-punk band Sailor Honeymoon’s debut album ‘The Worst of Sailor Honeymoon’ introduces an “alternate world” full of humor, self-expression,…” on Aug 14th →

Alex Izenberg - Drinking the Dusk Away

Atwood MagazineFollow “Los Angeles singer/songwriter Alex Izenberg chases the sweet, reviving magic of songs on “Old Gold,” a buoyant, sun-kissed groove that…” on Aug 6th →

Theophobia - Seems Like Evil

Atwood MagazineFollow “Brooklyn art rock sextet Theophobia channel boundless creativity through ‘Theophobia,’ a gleefully theatrical debut where bold pop hooks, prog grandeur,…” on Aug 5th →

Radium Dolls - Moving

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Atwood MagazineFollow “Brisbane rock band Radium Dolls thrive on contradiction, making sweat-soaked rock ‘n’ roll that’s frantic “and sometimes sweet,” with authentic…” on Jul 28th →