CYM: Originally growing up on classic rock and metal, you soon found a love for horns and jazz. What would you say contributed to this
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The latest from visionary artist Amanda Sage comes The Shaman, just recently premiering to the world earlier this month. Combining unisex clothing with a eco-conscious
Psymbionic has been one of our favorites for a while, and it feels good to see the glitchy producer starting 2017 at a full sprint.
I’ll be blunt: Android Jones is one of the most important artists alive, right now. Despite whatever contrived statement I could make about how
Denver, Colorado’s Analog Son have quietly been adding on to their funky enterprise over the last year, and we’ll all get a taste of their
TAUK has easily become one of my choice bands since first stumbling upon their entrancing set at Wakarusa back in 2015. The quartet hailing from
Rocking a big sound reminiscent of a Southern Baptist choir, the expert ensemble of blasting horns and soulful singers that are The Nightowls wrap you
Beats Antique is back with an album that spanned the Earth in search of the sound for its creation, an album built upon the sound
Capyac are hot off the stage from Texas’s Utopiafest! A few weeks ago they sat down to talk with me about their mythos, touring through
France has long been at the forefront of producing some of the most progressive artists in electronic music. A few names that immediately jump to