An Interview With Harrison Whitford & Marshall Vore
Following our Halloween party interview with the one and only Phoebe Bridgers, our online editors Nick and Jack had the opportunity to sit down with Harrison Whitford and Marshall Vore…
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Man on the Moon (Virtually): The Kid Cudi Venues VR Concert Experience
A day after Christmas, Kid Cudi worked with Supersphere and their ArcRunner virtual production platform for a VR concert on the Venues App following the December 11th release of his…
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The Distant Reach of Adam Green
If you visit Adam Green’s website, you’ll see that the navigation bar is far more cluttered than a typical musician’s “Merch”, “Tour Dates”, and “Music Videos” site layout. Green’s website…
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The Peculiarity of ‘Evermore’: Taylor Swift Releases Companion to Six-Time Grammy Nominated ‘Folklore’
There is certainly something peculiar about Taylor Swift’s ninth studio album evermore. Maybe it is the way that she announced its release, a mere five months after its predecessor folklore…
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Gravitating Towards Comfort Music
Whether you played Animal Crossing, rewatched the same TV show again, or scrolled through your camera roll to reminisce on old times, many of us likely sought comfort in something…
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“We can say we have the nicest butts in pop-punk now”: Cardio Sports Partners with State Champs for Workout Fundraiser
“We can say we have the nicest butts in pop-punk now” laughed Derek DiScanio, lead vocalist for State Champs, while sitting alongside his bandmates on a Zoom call. The four-piece…
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iDKHOW: The Nonexistent Band on the Rise
By Vincent Paz Rising contemporary musicians and bands often promote their music through social media and tour announcements. Some dream of headlining major music festivals and performing in sold-out arenas,…
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Don’t Sleep on Couchsleepers
New Jersey born Harrison Hsiang had many false starts to his music career. Originally a pianist, Hsiang was heavily influenced by jazz in his formative middle school years. However, in…
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When You Feel Like No One Loves You, David Bowie Does
More than 50 years have passed since David Bowie’s self-titled first album was released, and yet ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ hasn’t really gone anywhere. One could attribute this…
