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In Rotation: Circuit des Yeux Rob Hakimian·March 12, 2025Across her ouevre as Circuit des Yeux, Haley Fohr has gradually expanded her sound to match the operatic...FeaturesIn Rotation
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On Deck: Edith Frost discusses five “of the weirdest or worst records in my collection” Joshua Pickard·March 7, 2025Try as you might, there’s no place to hide in the considered light of Edith Frost’s music. Even...FeaturesOn Deck
On Deck: Moreish Idols highlight five albums which guided the direction of their new album, All in the Game Joshua Pickard·March 6, 2025Moreish Idols have been in a state of constant evolution, their sound undergoing persistent changes over the last...FeaturesOn Deck
BPM Curates: February 2025 Rob Hakimian, Steve Forstneger, Joshua Pickard, Kyle Kohner, John Wohlmacher, Larry McClain, John Amen, Chase McMullen, Carlo Thomas and Andy Johnston·March 3, 2025Our monthly playlist of the team's essential new songsBPM Curates PlaylistsFeatures
Cassette Culture: February 2025 Joshua Pickard·March 3, 2025Cassette Culture is a monthly column dedicated to exploring the various artists that inhabit the expansive cassette market. Drawing...Cassette CultureFeatures
“We wanted to harness space and emptiness in the same playful way that we used noise as teenagers”: An interview with Horsegirl Joshua Pickard·February 13, 2025It’s been a wild ride for New York-via-Chicago bandmates and best friends Nora Cheng, Penelope Lowenstein, and Gigi...FeaturesInterview
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