The Reputations: Loving Them Is Easy
The Reputations radiate in what would best be called the Stevie Nicks effect. Loving them is easy.
Mixtape Monday: The Reputations Takeover!
As part of The Reputations taking over the site today they have put together one of the best mixtapes for getting yourself feeling right before putting that shine on tonight getting optimistic for the new year! Check in on our Instagram throughout the day to see what they are up to. Read more about The Reputations here.
Film Review: Bumblebee Rules!
Don't ask a film rooted in time stamped nostalgia to entertain you, ask it to transport you back once more into the Neverland of your heart. Bumblebee will not not let you down!
Daria Amaranth – “I’ve Been Thinking That…”
Daria Amaranth's style of inflicting the personal yet distracting reality of reflections conflicting weight remains present as ever.
Mixtape Monday: Carole’s Slumber Party
Carole's lost mixtape from her slumber party in '77
Artist Spotlight: Annalise Natasha Gratovich
Artist Spotlight: Annalise Natasha Gratovich One tends to be captured by art either through the unique immersive process by which it is created or the work itself has an inexplicably captivating sense of wonder in completion. The greatest of artists– those who become catalysts for the aspiring seeking motivations in those striving to create beauty on their own– stand out through their ability to do both. Annalise Natasha Gratovich not only finds her work significant in exemplifying both cornerstones of greatness, she goes a step further through the lens of heritage and tradition to challenge social mores. Her woodcuts advocate for positive present change giving voice to the devastating reality…
Album Review: Drunk Mums – Urban Cowboy
Drunk Mums are one of the last vestiges of wild expressive cool left in the world. Quite possibly one of the last for all of existence!
Mixtape Monday: Teenager In Love
Are you following us on Spotify yet? Friend us here. Barreracudas – “Promises” Nikki and the Corvettes – “Criminal Element” Dumb – “Heather You’re So Cool” If you didn’t catch our interview we did with Corey Baum of Dumb here is your chance. The Babies – “Alligator” The Rubinoos – “I Think We’re Alone Now” Wreckless Eric – “Tell Me I’m the Only One” The Moderns – “Say Yes” Dan Rico – “Endless Love” Peach Kelli Pop – “Knockout” Good friends of Anon Mag. Here is one of our favorite moments so far. Kenny Spence – “Leavin It Up to You” The Runaways – “Lovers” Marching Girls – “True Love”…
Artist Spotlight: Bella Kirchner
Intentional or not, Austin based photographer Bella Kirchner can sink your soul with a mere glimpsing of her prints. Kirchner has an acute sense of the thread connecting the life bridge from hopeful idealistic youth to ever alive truth in aging and the encapsulated wonder of it all. There is simplicity within the frame of her subjects which speaks and moves yet remains timeless and nostalgic. The weight of the lives captured, the tangible realness of their being, Kirchner stirs wonder in permanence. Her photos will be on display this Saturday December 8th at the Tin Whistle Art Gallery ( 5305 Bolm Rd). Details on the event can be found…
Album Review: John Wesley Coleman III – Cuckoo Bird Sings A Song
Spoken through Kerouacian prose allowing your mind belief in the transcendence of a moment and meaning and everything else which our hearts find positive and defeating in these beat days of our karmic souls
Mixtape Monday: Fresh Leather
Amyl and the Sniffers – “Balaclava Lover Boogie” Got turned on to these dudes a few months back, been Jonesing for em ever since. Full article coming in January. Links – Bandcamp | Instagram | Facebook | Website . Küken – “I’m Not Fucked Up” Few bangers have been devastatingly overlooked more than Küken’s self-titled. Links – Bandcamp | Drunken Sailor . Thelma and the Sleaze – “Lucy” Have you caught Thelma and the Sleaze live yet? You are blowing it if not. Links – Bandcamp | Instagram | Facebook | Website . Missing Pages – “Long Way Down” Obviously the second greatest song called “Long Way Down” ever…
