At the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums that left an impression on our ears.
Read MoreIn the Austin duo’s debut album, Briscoe explores the duality of youthful experience and the confusingly beautiful journey of life through their artful storytelling and unique blend of distinct musical genres.
Read MoreOn a two night headline concert series, Colony House performs at Graystone Quarry in Nashville, Tennessee to promote their newest album, Leave What’s Lost Behind.
Read MoreGobble me, swallow me, drip down the side of me — eat up these delectable mashups that’ll have you playing them on repeat. Dinner is served.
Read MoreWhile Positions treads over familiar ground for pop empress Ariana Grande, it also explores intimacy on multiple levels, bringing some cozy love-making anthems.
Read MoreOstentatious rapper Kanye West has built a billion-dollar legacy from a clothing line with perplexing aesthetics, revealing a dichotomy behind everyone’s favorite walking controversy.
Read MoreWithout the right music after a break-up, you can’t survive. There are breakup playlists for those who are dumped, but what about music for the ones who did the breaking up?
Read MoreIn OutKast’s fourth studio album, revved up production techniques and political critiques carry a chaotic omen into the 21st century. 20 years after its release, the album remains hauntingly relevant.
Read MoreMove over “Santa Buddies,” it’s time to settle this debate once and for all.
Read MoreDustin Hoffman wannabes in pant suits and New Balances slam their hands on your Taxi cab. “I’m walkin’ hea’!” they exclaim. You’re just trying to hit up the bodega.
Read MoreCOVID-19 may have Halloween looking a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still dress up. I based my makeup off of a variety of festive album covers to get into the spooky spirit.
Read MoreIn the words of a certain wannabe indie band, “If you don’t get on some soundtrack, you're screwed!” Halloween is the perfect time to revisit the indulgent soundtrack of one of the best feminist cult classics to date.
Read MoreThe soundtrack to your daydreams and fantasy indulgences.
Read MoreFrench youth have combined the music of Africa with American New Wave rap, creating a distinct sound that immerses listeners in an unparalleled musical affair.
Read MoreAs the world sits isolated within their homes,Vernon’s For Emma, Forever Ago is relatably harrowing yet optimistic, as we all try to figure out our next steps.
Read MoreBritish-Filipino singer-songwriter beabadoobee ventures into new territory on Fake It Flowers with a more alternative rock sound and vulnerability gushing from each track.
Read MoreThe polarizing Sweden-based alternative hip-hop collective Drain Gang has quickly become one of the most popular non-American rap groups on the planet.
Read MoreLocal band Hall Johnson discusses growing up in the Dallas suburbs, the Austin music scene, and maturing as musicians.
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