For British rapper slowthai, those dregs of self-hatred are a wellspring of artistic inspiration and the entire concept behind his latest album, UGLY (U Gotta Love Yourself).
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In honor of the 22nd anniversary of In the Mood for Love’s release on March 9th, here is a playlist of some of the best songs from Wong Kar-Wai’s films.
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“I feel like in a lot of the things I take inspiration from, which is the outdoors and mountains and solace, I want people to feel like that when they’re not there,” said McKaige, sitting outside of Pavement Coffeehouse. “As if listening to my music would transport them there.”
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21-year-old Vivi Rincon (she/her) is intimate, raw and honest in her debut EP, crash landing.
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flounder is an almost embarrassingly topical ode to Gen-Z, both in content and quality.
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I'd become fully immersed in the idea of putting my misery on a pedestal, and it seriously affected me in all areas of my life.
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The Milk Crate staff’s favorite tracks of the week, presented with blurbs worthy of a promotional sticker on a jewel case. Tune in Fridays from 2-3 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.
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It seems the quintessential American experience to be, at one point in fifth grade, sat down by your music teacher and asked to choose the instrument that will define your musical experience through middle and, for some, high school. With deep concentration and a furrowed brow I made the valiant choice of learning to play the clarinet.
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From modern pop to punk, in honor of Women’s History Month, I have curated a playlist of some amazing female artists who empower their audience.
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Staff photographer Will Ingman took photos of bands Trophy Husband, Muzak, Makeout Palace, and Lurid Purple Flowers at the 2/17 Wonderland show!
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The Milk Crate staff’s favorite tracks of the week from their ‘On Repeat’ Spotify playlist, presented with blurbs worthy of a promotional sticker on a jewel case. Tune in Fridays from 2-3 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.
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With elements of synthesizer, happy “da da da’s” and even a tambourine, the former Berklee student didn’t write just any song about the trials and tribulations of love. He completely funked up the cliché concept’s highs, lows and all the moments in between, happily encompassing all of the things that make loving another person worth it with a bounce.
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