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atwoodmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: August 21, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Gabriel Dinero, Sunddi, Melody Briar, NOANNE & Gregory Darling, Meadowglade...

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atwoodmagazine.com /4 days ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: September 4, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Medium Build, Modern Haze, Fontaines D.C., Hallworth, min.a, archie, Di...

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atwoodmagazine.com /4 weeks ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: August 10, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes BAILEN, Ashe, Valley, Alexander Gallant, Evan Honer, Sakai, John Wood, Tomás de...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 week ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: August 28, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Alabama Shakes, Aquilo, Red Head Redemption, The Menzingers, wakelee, Sailor Ho...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: July 31, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Antony Szmierek, Academy, Scott Helman, ROREY, Noah Hill, This Is The Deep, Lit...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: July 17, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Ruti, Houndmouth, Dogviolet, Barry Manilow, Javier Reyes, Ngaiire, horse, Caddy...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: July 24, 2026

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to in the moment. This week's roundup includes Medium Build, Joy Oladokun, The Strokes, Harry Hudson Taylor, Lucy Robinson, Me...

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atwoodmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

“I Have an Amazon Rainforest of Emotions”: MARIS Is the Pop Star of Your Dreams

Pop superstar MARIS sits down with Atwood Magazine ahead of her electric and emotionally charged third EP ‘MOSH★PIT’ to discuss her upcoming music and tour, a viral statement, and...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 week ago

“Fun, Awkward, & Joyful”: Lottie McLeod Rides Love’s Highs and Heartaches on “Wednesdays at the Waterloo,” an Indie...

Brisbane singer/songwriter Lottie McLeod embraces life’s contradictions on “Wednesdays at the Waterloo” and forthcoming sophomore EP ‘The Boathouse,’ pairing breathless crushes wit...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 week ago

Away From the Algorithm: Margaret Glaspy on Finding “Original Thought,” Trusting Her Instincts, and ‘I Am Both’

Singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy discusses stepping away from social media, rediscovering “original thought,” embracing contradiction, and making her fourth studio album ‘I Am Bot...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“A Safe, Magical Space for People to Live Inside Of”: mary in the junkyard Are in the Business of Worldbuilding on Debut...

London’s mary in the junkyard weave folk tales and fables into ‘Role Model Hermit,’ an immersive, self-assured debut album that invites listeners to lose themselves in...

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atwoodmagazine.com /3 weeks ago

“It’s a Sick Twist of Fate and It Chills Me”: Don’t Tell Iris Wrestle with the Past’s Pull on “Through the Gate,” a Haun...

Don’t Tell Iris channel the pull of the past into “Through the Gate,” a surging alt-rock reckoning whose dark DIY music video gives unresolved intimacy the texture of a recovered r...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

Oneness, Serendipity, & Songwriting: A Conversation with Mallory Feuer of The Grasping Straws

Singer/songwriter Mallory Feuer reflects on her open mic beginnings, DIY touring, creative intuition, and the search for connection at the heart of her psychedelic art rock band, T...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“Caught Somewhere Between Numbness and Clarity”: Larlin Capture the Dreamlike Drift of Chronic Dissociation on “Sondheim...

Brighton alt-rock trio Larlin give chronic dissociation a gripping physical form on “Sondheim,” an intoxicating shoegaze-laced reckoning with the dangerous relief of letting someon...

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atwoodmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

Turning the Page: Billie Marten on New Sounds, New Places, and Keeping Things Unfamiliar

English singer/songwriter Billie Marten reflects on touring, creative reinvention, and finding new ways to make noise without losing her soft touch in a candid conversation with At...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 week ago

“It Feels Like Our Luck Is Changing”: NYC’s Closebye Choose the Unknown on “No Troubles Left At All,” a Spellbinding Ind...

NYC indie rock band Closebye channel hard-won recovery into “No Troubles Left At All,” a hazy, hypnotic exhale whose quietly radiant glow...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“You Can Do Whatever You Want”: Ryann Ross on Her Debut EP ‘On the Marsh’ and the Songs You Can’t Recreate

The best songs can't always be recreated. Singer/songwriter Ryann Ross joins Atwood Magazine to discuss ‘On the Marsh,’ lightning-in-a-bottle recordings, heartbreak, and why follow...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“Our Sounds and Energy Just Blend”: Ginger Winn and Lost Leaders Bring Songs & Shared Spirit to Woodstock’s Third An...

Ginger Winn and Lost Leaders brought their beautiful music to Woodstock’s third annual Waterfall Sessions, a naturally intimate concert ga...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“The Fear and Joy of Being Seen”: Oberlin Folk Duo Frontlawn Hold Love and Loss Close on Debut Singles “Jenny Says” and...

Oberlin folk duo Frontlawn introduce themselves with gentle honesty and acoustic warmth through “Jenny Says” and “Commack,” an enchantingly intimate pair of songs whose close harmo...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“There Are These Treasures Inside My Songs”: Candice Hoyes on Preserving Black Stories Through Music and the Living Arch...

Award-winning interdisciplinary artist Candice Hoyes finds the future in the past on her deeply rooted debut solo album, ‘Expecting.’ From Minnie Riperton and Zora Neale Hurston to...

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atwoodmagazine.com /3 weeks ago

“I’ve Always Wanted to Be Chosen”: Dani Stocksdale Turns 20-Something Yearning and Uncertainty into Dreamy Indie Pop on...

Mexican-American singer/songwriter Dani Stocksdale discusses the messy, exhilarating uncertainty of our twenties, the yearning, vulnerability, and romantic idealism that fuel her s...

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atwoodmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

“We Can All Be Strange Together”: Charming Disaster on ‘The Double,’ Creative Synchronicity, and Following “What If?” Wh...

More than a decade into their creative partnership, Brooklyn-based goth-folk duo Charming Disaster are still finding new places to play, new stories to tell, and unexpected ways to...

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atwoodmagazine.com /5 days ago

“I Wanna Love My Death Drive”: Eliza Edens Flirts with the Limit on “Death Drive,” a Charged Indie Rock Reckoning with C...

Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Eliza Edens channels grief, desire, and a newfound appetite for risk into “Death Drive,” a charged indie rock rush that embraces life’s unruly impu...

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atwoodmagazine.com /1 month ago

“The World Often Feels Loud Enough Already”: Brighton’s Memorial Find Power in Softness on ‘Jera,’ a Breathtakingly Beau...

Brighton alt-folk duo Memorial reclaim their creative purpose on ‘Jera,’ a dreamy, soul-stirring third album whose frost-covered songs and gentle drift transform burnout and uncert...

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