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Regarding innovative and enjoyable ways of enjoying cannabis, we recently had the pleasure of testing out "Miss Wendy's Glass Blunt." This uniquely designed glass blunt quickly became a favorite. It is a stand-out piece from ease of use to a smooth, clean hit. In addition, the gold stainless steel ...Continue reading  » Read More

Twenty years ago this weekend, Blink-182 released their self-titled album, the end of a certain era for the band. Blink are still out here and, after some ups and downs, still doing their thing — last month, they released a new album, One More Time…,  » Read More

A couple months back, the Staves returned with a new song, “You Held It All,” and a new configuration, now a duo after the third sister in the group, Emily Staveley-Taylor, decided to step away from the band to focus on motherhood. Today, the Staves have announced a new album called All Now,  » Read More

We’ve Got A File On You features interviews in which artists share the stories behind the extracurricular activities that dot their careers: acting gigs, guest appearances, random internet ephemera, etc.  » Read More

Last month, London’s Ella Smoker, aka gglum, shared the song “SPLAT!” Today, she’s back with the ominous, mischievous track “Easy Fun” with a video directed by Finnegan Travers.  » Read More

Nate Kinsella, of the prolific and talented extended Kinsella clan, released his debut album under the name Birthmark back in 2007. A couple more full-lengths followed after that, but it’s been eight years since his most recent one, 2015’s How You Look When You’re Falling Down. But today Kinsella has announced a new full-length album called Birth Of Omni,  » Read More

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At the end of this year, PC Music will stop putting out new music and switch to being an archival label. But before that, they have a few more releases planned, and one of the last major ones will be Soft Rock, the debut full-length album from Thy Slaughter.  » Read More

Bory, aka Brenden Ramirez, has a new album called Who’s A Good Boy on the way, produced by fellow Portland power-pop dude Mo Troper. He shared lead single “We Both Won” last month, and today he’s back with “Five-Course Meal.” It’s a midtempo jangler that blasts off into the distortion zone partway through,  » Read More