The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Guyville is the LA-based rock project spearheaded by Emily Huslander and Kat Hamilton — two exceptionally talented musicians, diligent students of the song, and ardent supporters of one another’s work.
On June 15, Will Ingman photographed the Lynch Family Skate Park Fest with performances by Date Nite, the Modern Faces, Matilde Heckler, and hiFi.
It’s very fitting that FINNEAS chose the Troubadour, a deeply historic Los Angeles location named after romantic poets, to debut his new single, “Mona Lisa, Mona Lisa” with a pop-up show. FINNEAS’s act defines the modern troubadour.
The new EP by LASTVIOLETS arrived on July 8, ready to enhance your soundtrack for summer heartbreak and healing.
Emerson’s own JOBIE released another single today. “Supermodel” is another solid brick in their gorgeous, honest trail thus-far.
The Milk Crate staff takes a break from their sun-soaked summer breaks to select their favorite songs released during the month of June. Listen to our choices for the perfect poolside playlist!
Del Water Gap electrified the stage the second he stepped foot on it, under the glow of a neon sign depicting a crude drawing of a horse with a bowl cut. Every song performed felt wildly sincere, proving that Jaffe has a mastery over both joy and sadness in his songwriting, and an even more exceptional aptitude for performing them live.
Staff writer Sophie Severs here, to provide you with a couple of recommendations that have been on my recent summer film rotation. Each film listed will nurture your music loving nature, and is guaranteed to bring a smidgeon of light to the monotony of a daily routine.
The band JVK is now coming into its own: a new EP release, multiple shows spanning the Northeast, and the potential to play at Summer Sad Fest 2022.