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8.4
New Music Critique of Anour
Contact: claire@penguinpublicity.com Web: iamanour.com Seeking: Reviews, Bookings, Fan Engagement Style: Singer-Songwriter, Atmospheric Pop “Born in Damascus, emerging from Montreal, Anour is a singer-songwriter who channels ... -
My Favorite Album: Linda Imperial Takes it to the Limit
The Eagles One of These Nights (Asylum) Acclaimed singer-songwriter Linda Imperial told us about her love for an Eagles classic... Linda Imperial: When I hear the ... -
Soulwax Shines in Hollywood
Since 1995, Belgian sibling duo Soulwax, aka Stephen and David Dewaele, have been redefining what it means to be an electronic music group. While they ... -
Latina Songwriters Get Creative at BMI 'Las Compositoras+' Music Camp
Events like “Las Compositoras+”—a four-day songwriting camp fostering community and creating space for women in music—are important year-round, but as Hispanic Heritage Month comes to ... -
"James Domestic is an Acquired Taste" by James Domestic
(paperback) $13.99 The glorious thing about James Domestic’s book is that it’s never really clear what it actually is. Is it a memoir? Not really. ... -
Giles Martin on producing The Beatles
The Beatles were a team of charismatic, zany misfits and cultural creatives, loved by radio disc jockeys, retailers, and a community of devoted fans, vinyl ... -
7.4
New Music Critique of BLUUM
Contact: booking.bluum@gmail.com Web: Spotify Seeking: Booking Style: Alt-Rock/’90s L.A. duo BLUUM describe their sound as “guitar music your older cousin likes,” and that’s fair enough—the ... -
Staff Picks With Trans-X, The Rolling Stones, Genesis Owusu, Guns N' Roses, Mike Mostert
Associate Editor Lina Lecaro The Rolling Stones "Mr. Charm" I’m a Rolling Stones superfreak with the tattoo to prove it, and their latest, Foreign Tongues, ... -
Haircut One Hundred Rolls Back the Years in LA
Haircut One Hundred is an interesting band. You hear that very-eighties name and, if you're yet to be initiated, your mind immediate goes to the ... -
Aespa at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles
No one does immersive world-building quite like K-pop girl group aespa. The quartet (Karina, Giselle, Winter, and Ningning) performed for a sold-out crowd at Los ...
