In an interview with DJ Cheez AKA Gia Canto, Wallows drummer (and former one-time KXSC DJ) Cole Preston discusses all things Wallows and USC, from living with Remi Wolf behind Nature’s Brew, to attending KXSC shows and parties at Pink Castle.
Read MoreThe dream police is alive, and so is music. Born and raised in New Jersey, Michael Gordon, better known as Mk.gee (pronounced mc-gee), is known for his magical, signature sound.
Read MoreJane Remover’s crowd at the El Rey matched her chameleon sound. On February 9th, I attended the El Rey theater in Los Angeles for Jane Remover and Quannic’s co-headlined “Designated Dreams Tour.”
Read MoreA wise woman once said “You’re not even the fart,” and that oracle would be none other than the ubiquitous Ice Spice.
Read MoreThis past Wednesday, February 14, my grandest of plans were to attend Devon Ross’ debut EP release show at Amoeba. I was excited…but I got stuck so badly in traffic that I missed the show.
Read MoreCREEM is “America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine,” and pioneering journalist Jaan Uhelszki continues to be the best they’ve got. As one of its founding editors, she is boundlessly brilliant.
Read MoreThough this collaboration came as a surprise to many, these Atlanta natives have clearly found their niche. Friends since middle school, Faye Webster and Lil Yachty have turned out a head-nod inducing groove…
Read MoreOn her debut album Going Through It, singer-songwriter Eliza McLamb invites us into a world of dreamy visuals, candid musings, and a refreshing sense of self-awareness.
Read MoreJane Remover’s sophomore LP is her most confident release to date, full of exciting lyrics and skillful production. The Chicago-based artist blew up in different internet music scenes a few years ago for her unique, production heavy sound.
Read More“I am not your internet baby” PinkPantheress proclaims on her debut studio album, Heaven Knows. It’s repeated several times with startling clarity, especially for someone who’s been known to barely sing above a whisper.
Read MoreDuring my teenage years in St. Louis, Missouri, I came of age alongside PC Music. But I didn’t have access to the sweaty dancefloors and mosh pits where this community of pop oddballs gathered…
Read MoreMy sister first put me onto Dylan Owen over a decade ago with his album Keep Your Friends Close album, which she discovered on the depths of 2012 YouTube.
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