Marissa G. Muller has written about music professionally since she was 19, just don’t ask about her age now. Her work has appeared in Pitchfork, EYE WEEKLY, Independent Weekly, Crawdaddy! Magazine, and Cokemachineglow, among others. She lives in Chicago and appreciates its R&B and garage rock scenes equally.
At this point, the breakup album has been bent into countless shapes. So … more »
Call it a case of either good timing or musical clairvoyance, but Autre N… more »
That Meghan Remy’s retro solo project is called U.S. Girls is perha… more »
Now that the glitter has settled, Diamond Rings (aka Canadian artist and … more »
The contrast between the cover art for Tamaryn’s Tender New Signs a… more »
When one-man R&B deconstructionist Tom Krell, aka How to Dress Well, … more »
The Fresh & Onlys belong to a class of Bay Area artists who make fuz… more »
Charli XCX’s dancefloor-ready songs of lost love and new crushes ma… more »
On their fourth album Bloom, Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand present a s… more »
Though his music is a swirl of garish saxophones, slap bass, syrupy synth… more »
Sepalcure prove that reinvention counts as much as much as innovation in … more »
Despite his stoner demeanor, Oneohtrix Point Never’s Daniel Lopatin… more »
Nightlife comes from a place of unrest. Written as Phantogram’s Jos… more »
Creatures of an Hour is a psychological thriller. Panic lurks in the lyri… more »
Dum Dum Girls may borrow their aesthetic from ’60s girl groups, but… more »
In 2000, Jim Smith moved his community of artists, musicians and weirdo y… more »
Much like the quirky, heavily rhythmic music they churn out, Mister Heave… more »
“Ganglians” could be the name of a crusty punk group wreaking… more »
Pictureplane’s Travis Edgy hails from Colorado, where a dubstep sce… more »
The man behind Autre Ne Veut hasn’t disclosed his name but, unlike … more »
Few cities have a musical history as rich or as varied as Chicago’s… more »
In many ways, Woods are as distant from any developed scene as their rura… more »
Castlemania is not a bedtime record. You can deduce that much from the mo… more »
For Fans Of: Kim Gordon, Lydia Lunch, early Cat Power, Zola Jesus EMA… more »
As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »
