A personal essay from Adam Schatz on Sofar Sounds and the creator-creative dichotomy.
Adam Schatz (Landlady) on how a persistent YouTube ad led him to a three-hour lesson about joy in music.
Life is short — too short not to let significant joy creep in. And ELO mastermind Jeff Lynne has always known how to make joy significant.
It's really hot out, and Scott the Minivan is turning into a swamp, but when our writer hears "Call It Off," his body dances and his soul pops.
The opening track of Thee Oh Sees' new album is the prism through which the whole rest of the album can be seen.
Landlady’s frontman stumbled upon a SXSW tour diary left by an anonymous musician enduring the hardships of the event. He was kind enough to share.
The outspoken Landlady frontman has a lot to say about not having a lot to say about Rae Sremmurd’s new album.
Even if you pay for it, music is a gift. Don't ever forget that.
Adam Schatz listens without prejudice to David Guetta’s new album.
On the sensation of giving your all to absolutely no one.
Why did Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga make an album together? Good question.
A deep dive into the latest edition of Now That's What I Call Music! and the current State of Pop.
