On Making a Door Less Open, indie favorites Car Seat Headrest aren’t quite sure how to utilize their new, electronic-influenced sound.
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As much as rap fans may hate to hear it, their favorite artist’s most effective tool to build hype around a new release is to delay it.
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Colombian electronic producer Filmmaker creates EBM soundscapes that feel like the score for a dystopian film.
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Nothing is normal right now — so here’s a tarot-card inspired playlist for anyone struggling with change or in need of it.
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The Melbourne-based pop auteur reinvents heartbreak on her 2019 album the wonderful world of nature.
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Finally, a way to play Disney songs for your friends without seeming weird!
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With SXSW being cancelled for the first time in 34 years, we reminisced over past showcases with commemorative souvenirs.
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Some artists make folk music, and others are pop connoisseurs, but rising star Maggie Rogers crafts a perfect marriage between the two genres.
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The Angel of Music is inside your mind, except it’s actually just Molly back with another Mini Mic Moments to tell you about the musical “The Phantom of the Opera.”
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It’s officially Taurus season — time to indulge in a chilled out playlist that represents our reliable yet stubborn selves.
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There is an old saying that you can’t choose your family members. Except, in some instances, you can.
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Few things can compare to a delicious bowl of soup, so with that in mind, we’ve compiled some songs that can match the spectrum of emotions felt when eating such a powerful food.
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Spanning four tracks over ten minutes, Kali Uchis’ EP teases listeners with its jam-packed emotion and fleeting duration.
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Despite jazz’s reputation as an exclusive genre, many female artists have made influential contributions that shaped the art form.
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A food reference is more than just a look into the diet of a rapper. How Action Bronson uses food in his raps shows who he is.
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Our favorite floppy-haired rainbow boy does it yet again: and this time, he’s saving the world.
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Two artists who released folk music in the early 1970s and gained popularity decades later make for a breathtaking listening experience.
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The song “Do You Hear the People Sing?” from the celebrated musical and movie “Les Miserables” lyrically symbolizes the heart of all protests and popular movements — people who believe that their voices are being silenced.
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