Beck’s ‘Odelay’ at 30: A Strange and Beautiful Invitation
Thirty years after its release, Beck’s genre-shattering masterpiece Odelay remains a testament to musical innovation and creative reinvention.
The Odyssey of Fastball’s “The Way”: A Journey Through Memory
A reflection on how Fastball’s 1998 hit ‘The Way’ evolved from a radio staple into a poignant, idealized meditation on life and the road.
Bradley Nowell: The Voice of a Generation He Never Saw
Thirty years after his passing, Bradley Nowell remains a defining figure of the 90s, having missed the global explosion of Sublime’s self-titled masterpiece.
Sub*T Go All In: Finding Their Voice in the Noise
From internet-bound fangirls to a formidable rock duo, Jade Alcantara and Grace Bennett of Sub*T discuss their debut album, How My Own Voice Sounds.
Melissa Auf der Maur on Hole’s Legacy and the Art of Analog Living
Bassist and photographer Melissa Auf der Maur reflects on her time in Hole, the power of her new memoir, and why she is championing an analog existence in a digital world.
Show me, Robyn, what it’s all about
Reflecting on the enduring legacy of Robyn’s 1995 debut, ‘Robyn Is Here,’ and how her music continues to define the intersection of pop, R&B, and the search for joy.