photographer (of live music + more), visual artist, crazy cat lady, awkward. photo editor, social media manager, news, etc at @brooklynvegan. she/her, gay
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We haven't had a new album from Friendship since 2022's fantastic Love the Stranger , but they've been active this year, playing Merge Records' 35th
DIIV released their great fourth album, , in May, and you can stream it below. As the year winds down, we've been asking artists about their favorite
The Linda Lindas released their sophomore album, , this year, and before that they were busy on a big tour with Green Day, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Rancid.
Ekko Astral ‘s 2024 album Pink Balloons is one of our favorites of the year , and they've been busy playing shows in support of it.
By: Amanda Hatfield
Charli XCX wrapped up her “Sweat” tour with Troye Sivan earlier this month in Glasgow, but she'll keep it going when she headlines Primavera Sound in June.
By: Amanda Hatfield
Sleater-Kinney released their new album in January, along with an accompanying orchestral EP, , that benefitted reproductive justice nonprofit Noise
NYC's fantasy of a broken heart released their debut album, , back in September, and they told us more about it in our profile on them in the new
By: Amanda Hatfield
Musician Chris Enriquez kept very busy in 2024 with his various projects: he played almost 50 shows in 14 countries, drumming in Julie Christmas
The timelessness of great folk music makes it something that never goes out of style, and something that we just can't seem to ever get enough of.
By: Amanda Hatfield
2024 has been the first year in a while that The Mountain Goats haven't released a new LP (their most recent was 2023's ), but frontman John Darnielle
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