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Holy Nowhere is the new project from Seattle-based musician Steve Sachs. After growing up in New Jersey, Sachs first got his start making fuzzy indie rock with his previous band, YJY. The band broke up following the release of their 2017 record, The Enduring YJY, and soon after Sachs relocated to Seattle, looking for a fresh start.  » Read More

After a stint as the frontperson for indie rock trio It’s Butter, LA-based indie pop singer/songwriter Britta Raci made her solo debut this year with a series of new singles. With these singles, Raci has hit on a lyrical style that is equal parts messy, sardonic, and confessional, all while lacing sharp melodic hooks between the playful lyrics.  » Read More

Wings of Desire are a new UK duo from former members of alt rock group INHEAVEN, which finds them trading their previous project’s moodier soundscapes for cathartic anthems. At their best, bandmates James Taylor and Chloe Little tap into something elemental, writing narratives for life’s beauty and tragedy.  » Read More

​One of the most visually stunning films in The Criterion Collection receives its 4K upgrade.  » Read More

Tomorrow, Brooklyn-based producer and singer/songwriter Chris Kage is set to debut with his first full-length project, Cycles. Kage has already spent prior years as a songwriter and backing musician for artists like Lukas and Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Wax Owls. However, Cycles sees him stepping out as a solo artist, crafting shadowy alt pop and drawing on themes of identity and rebirth.  » Read More

Hong Kong’s major international festival bridges cultures and celebrates the distinct spirit of the place.  » Read More

Earlier this month, indie singer/songwriter dery has shared her third full-length record, fittingly entitled chapter three. The record follows 2019’s chapter one and last year’s chapter two, a pair of records that cemented dery’s smoky and shadowy style of pop music, pulling in influences from jazz, vocal pop songstresses, and indie singer/songwriters.  » Read More

The pop-punk band will perform the album in various U.S. cities next spring  » Read More

Jack Dorsey’s company Block recently announced sweeping cuts across the board  » Read More