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Courting: ‘Grand National’

Posted on April 30, 2021July 12, 2021 by Zeina Khalife

If there’s anyone who hasn’t lost complete touch over the ever-fleeting artistry of social commentary rock, it would undoubtedly have to be the Brits. Championing the genre as what might be a post-post-punk reaction to the spawn of angsty British lyricism, Courting have recently released a 4-track debut EP that delivers a wonderfully refined twist…

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Track-By-Track: Humble Plum Talks Debut ‘Seventeen Hours’

Posted on April 30, 2021May 1, 2021 by Sydney Amling

Athens, GA-based Humble Plum’s debut album, Seventeen Hours, out now.  Humble Plum is composed of Daniel Hardin John Ilardi and Josh Johnston. Ilardi and Johnston are students in UGA’s music business program, affectionately monikered as MBUS, and Hardin graduated the program in 2020. Childhood friends Hardin and Ilardi reconnected at UGA and brought Johnston into…

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REVIEW: Bobby Kid – “Blue/Dissonance”

Posted on April 30, 2021May 1, 2021 by Caro Malphrus

Who am I, and who are you? Growth. Fear. Changes. The nostalgia of it all. Who are we if I am no longer who I used to be? We desperately cling on to our past in hopes of using it as a band-aid, a short term justification, to heal what we face now. And most…

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2021.5 Staff Picks Playlist

Posted on April 30, 2021October 7, 2021 by Caro Malphrus

Hey there Vinyl Mag subscribers, long time no talk. To reign in the 2021 VM revival, consider this the first half of 2021’s staff top picks. 2020 and 2021 have definitely been a whirlwind, might I call them… “unprecedented times” (okay, I’m sorry… I won’t say it again). However, that can’t stop the jams from…

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Fleet Foxes – ‘First Collection 2006-2009’

Posted on November 9, 2018November 2, 2018 by Sam Veal

Nostalgia is a powerful feeling, providing respite from the present day. Music continues to find ways to replicate former fond feelings: a day at the beach, a sunset with friends after a long hike, or a cozy evening in the mountains. If there is a specific minutiae-filled time and place that one longs for, it’s…

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BRONCHO: ‘Bad Behavior’

Posted on October 12, 2018October 8, 2018 by Sam Veal

When formulating ideas for new music, BRONCHO bandleader Ryan Lindsey could not help but focus on the bad things. While spending a lot of time watching CNN, he says, “…man, there’s a lot of bad behavior out there. Not to mention, there’s a company making money off of people watching their depiction of it all.” Shortly…

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REVIEW: Lala Lala – ‘The Lamb’

Posted on September 28, 2018September 28, 2018 by Sam Veal

Lillie West has described her recent past as one of “general violence.” In the midst of writing her follow-up to 2016’s delicate Sleepyhead, West’s inner circle faced home invasions, assault, and death, leaving her running inward, dreading the world outside. Through fear and personal deconstruction, West’s latest album as Lala Lala makes big realizations around…

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20 Years of Pickathon: A Legacy of Diversity

Posted on August 14, 2018August 14, 2018 by Bryan Toti

It’s good to be home. Portland may no longer be the country’s best kept secret, but it is without doubt still in possession of the next best thing: Pickathon; a paragon of a small-scale festival accurately coined “the best American music festival period” by unofficial mascot and veteran, Ty Segall. Nestled in the scenic rural-suburban…

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Wolf Parade Tour Diary: Sasquatch 2018

Posted on August 1, 2018September 20, 2018 by Vinyl Mag

[tps_header] We handed a disposable camera to Canada’s iconic indie rock quartet Wolf Parade to document their Sasquatch Music Festival adventures at the magical Gorge Amphitheatre.  Click through to check out the tour diary of bandmates Spencer Krug, Dan Boeckner, Arlen Thompson, and Dante DeCaro, plus a can of La Croix, the back of a van, and some backstage…

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Track Premiere: Tyler Boone – “Jealousy”

Posted on July 31, 2018July 30, 2018 by Vinyl Mag

Charleston singer-songwriter Tyler Boone and his band are driving home Boone’s departure from his previous pop-leaning sound with his new title track, “Jealousy,” the second single from his forthcoming EP.  The single pulls no punches, packing harsh lyrics condemning a toxic, jealous relationship (not to mention a pretty killer guitar solo). “This track was something I’ve been working on…

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