What becomes of the brokenhearted? It’s an age-old question with no correct answer, as everyone from Jimmy Ruffin to Diana Ross to Joan Osborne to Bruce Springsteen can attest. They’ve all walked t…

A wonderful new artist's debut EP. Also: Michael Hersch, Ensemble Dal Niente, Mario Layne Fabrizio, Kara-Lis Coverdale, Lawrence English & Stephen Vitiello, Tristan Perich & James McVinnie, Etc.

If you have been following this music publication for awhile, or if this is your first time visiting, you probably know that condiments lack the ability to feel. Emotions are something that condiments have not developed. Perhaps as time goes on condiments like Mustard will be able to adapt better to their environment and learn how to be happy, angry, or sad.

Rain taps softly against the windowpane. The air smells a little like fallen leaves, and – if you let your imagination wander – maybe even a touch of orange. There is something tender in this moment, a softness that mirrors the music of selena feliciano. Her songs arrive like a quiet rainfall: refreshing, grounding, and stirring something deep inside you. The post PREMIERE: “I want my art to be antithetical to hyper-individualism.” In Conversation with selena feliciano appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

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Listen early to the new single from Philly psych rock band Kewl Haze.

While writing the Leadbetter Band’s latest album, Eric Leadbetter was experiencing something of a rebirth. New songs poured out in a creative surge, band

Jonathon Penn always carried two versions of himself: the songwriter who self-produced two EPs and an LP in college, and the professional who built a

You’ll be forgiven if you mistake “Dysmorphia,” the debut single from San Diego-based singer-songwriter Rebecca Sykes, for a lost Juliana Hatfield song—perhaps a Beautiful Creature-era outtake. Fro…

Rosy Overdrive is back this week with a full slate of new blog posts, and we’re starting today by looking at new albums from Matthew Smith Group, Why Bother?, and Novelty Island, plus an expa…

“The world has always needed authenticity, but I feel like today, with how social media is shaping perception — and especially with where AI is headed — it matters even more.” That’s what JOURNEYGLO tells us in our recent exchange — one that reveals itself somewhere between honesty and hesitation, between the desire to express and the desire to understand. We spoke about creativity and its timing — is it something that comes only in melancholy, or does it require joy to truly come alive? What do we actually seek when we make music — to express something inside ourselves, or to offer comfort, reflection, maybe even quiet companionship to others? The post Premiere: Limp By Your Side — JOURNEYGLO’s Love Letter to the Unresolved appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Critically acclaimed filmmaker Dennis Hauck was writing songs long before he touched a camera, but he pivoted away from music as his career in film took

Americana singer-songwriter Will Rainier writes with a stumbling romanticism and a sympathetic gaze about the lovely folks—both real and imagined—we

Yonkers, New York's shoegaze/post-hardcore act Honey Daze debut "Paste," the first track with their new vocalist Sean Dowling.

It’s rock, pop and folk punk, sometimes all at once, the kind of outing that will have listeners pogoing in the mosh pit of their minds one moment and swaying side to side in their car seats the ne…

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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s The Last Post is the solo project of Logan Betz, a longtime drummer and contributor to the Central PA punk and indie scene. With

The second EP from Portland's Myriads and the debut LP from Yasmin Nur were some of our favorites this week!

There was a time, about a decade ago, when I thought we were moving past the nonsense. To borrow from the days when the male pronoun was deemed gender-neutral in certain instances, “I am he as you …