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Kirsten Knick Imagines Life After Death on “Live One Life”

In her dreamy new video, the Brooklyn-based pop musician imagines death not as an end, but a beginning.
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Dry Cleaning Help Make Sense Of Our Increasingly Chaotic World

Modern life gets reinterpreted by Dry Cleaning’s wry post-punk.
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Purr Write Sunny Indie Pop for People Weary About What the Future Holds

Watch the black and white video for “Giant Night,” a track from Jack and Eliza’s bittersweet new album, Like New. 
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Photo Gallery: Habibi at Market Hotel

Habibi performed at Market Hotel to celebrate the release of their sophomore album, Anywhere But Here. 
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Photo Gallery: Okay Kaya at National Sawdust

Okay Kaya performed at National Sawdust last night in celebration of her new sophomore record Watch This Liquid Pour Itself. 
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Melody English Plays the Conductor in This Gorgeous Black-and-White Video

The Brooklyn-via-Boise singer-songwriter and long-time choir singer flips the script on “Self Be True.”
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Learn How to Pour and Press Vinyl with Brooklyn’s Stuyedeyed

To celebrate their new EP, Moments of Terribleness, the frenetic NYC garage rock band shows us how to make a record—literally.
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Youbet’s Charming Debut Is Made For Your Inner Child

Frontman Nick Llobet’s lyrics remind us that we have to weather the rain for a rainbow.
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This Report Surveyed 300 People About Their Experiences Working In the Music Industry—and the Results Are Grim

Musicians and professionals cited low wages, poor protections against harassment and discrimination, and lacking institutional support. But co-author René Kladzyk says there is hope.
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Stuart Staples Trusts the Moment

Ahead of their first NYC shows in a decade, the Tindersticks frontman discusses the legendary UK indie rock band’s latest album, No Treasure But Hope.
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