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Release Radar: Francisca Valenzuela's MALDITA is Damned and Devastatingly Divine
Some albums are made in studios. MALDITA was made in a "messy bun, a hoodie stained with breastmilk and most likely baby vomit, between naps ... -
Release Radar: Patrick Droney Made You Look, Then Made You Listen
Somewhere between doom-scrolling and diaper changes, Patrick Droney had an epiphany: he was missing his own life. Three years after his last album, the singer-songwriter ... -
Release Radar: Niko Moon Returns to his Roots
Niko Moon has spent his career selling sunshine—beachy escapism, good-time anthems, the whole triple-platinum "GOOD TIME" vibe. But his new album ROOTS, out now via ... -
Release Radar: Radkey Trade Their Bed of Roses for Bedroom Sand
Three brothers from St. Joseph, Missouri broke into a university recording studio over summer break. The studio break-in happened almost by accident. "We were playing ... -
Release Radar: The Temper Trap Shine On with Sungazer
It has been a minute—eight years, to be precise—since The Temper Trap last laid down a full-length record. After soundtracking an entire era of the ... -
Release Radar: Baby Jane Brings the Heat on Winter Forever
Baby Jane has never really been interested in staying in one emotional lane. Her world has always lived somewhere between shadowy electronic dreamscapes and the ... -
Release Radar: JORDY's Heartbreak Sounds Better In Retrospect
An artist hitting their 30s is usually met with one of two creative paths: a sudden, dramatic pivot into experimental ambient jazz, or a profound, ... -
Release Radar: Atta Boy Gets Down and Dirty on Silt
For over a decade, Los Angeles indie-rock quartet Atta Boy—composed of high school friends Freddy Reish, Eden Brolin, Lewis Pullman, and Dashel Thompson—has occupied a ... -
Release Radar: Tenroc Gets Divine On God Is a Person
If you’ve listened to top-40 radio or scrolled through a major streaming playlist over the last half-decade, you’ve already heard Tenroc. The New York City-bred ... -
Release Radar: Lauren Sanderson Preserves the Chaos on LAUREN
Lauren Sanderson doesn’t introduce herself so much as she kicks the door in and expects you to keep up. With her new album LAUREN arriving ...
