For nearly 30 years, G. Love (Garrett Dutton) has moved fluidly between the blues, hip-hop, and alternative worlds. His last album, The Juice, received a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album. His latest single, “Love from Philly” pairs him with Philadelphia rap legend Schoolly D and Chuck Treece. The track is part of the upcoming album Philadelphia Mississippi, […]
In 2022’s Scream — the fifth installment of the meta slasher franchise — the new killer, like all the predecessors, likes to play with his food before eating it. As a throwback to 1996’s Scream, he primes his target victim by asking her about her favorite horror movies. For any horror fan, it’s a bit […]
Six months later and I’m still waiting. And I’m actually more impatient than ever. Between fantasizing about Season Three (hello Sam), bringing back the visor, and trying my hand (foot?) at soccer, I’m feeling a little lost without Ted. Summer is Lasso Season and I’m sure you’re feeling the burn just like me. If you’ve […]
Photos by Meghan MarshallInterview by Jordan Edwards VNSSA is at the top of her game. The SoCal native just played Coachella (with some sick visuals), she has a ton of big sets planned for the summer, and she just released an EP, Music4TheMasses, on Diplo’s Higher Ground label. We talked to her right before she […]
Following the overwhelming resurgence of their 2013 single “Freaks,” on TikTok, Surf Curse found themselves in the middle of the current rock renaissance. Their already loyal fans grew even more loyal and a new group of admirers discovered the band’s back catalog. The streams and views soared and the band signed with Atlantic–a reward for […]
Photos and Interview by Jordan EdwardsIn 2020, Aaron Taos scored a quarantine hit. “Control,” which captured the loneliness and anxiety of isolation, blew up on TikTok and racked up millions of streams. Since then, the LA songwriter has stayed busy with a two-part album. Closure & Campari came out last year. Closure & Campari: After […]
After years of wanting to collaborate, Yelawolf and Shooter Jennings have come together to form Sometimes Y. Their debut album as a duo features some of the hip-hop and country rock sounds they’re known for, but it also dips into the ’80s with Tangerine Dream-inspired synths. Jennings and Yelawolf spoke to Jordan Edwards and Demi […]