Tash Sultana’s music is like all the seasons of the year getting together to sit by a bonfire and melt into the sound. An incredible performer worthy of an effusive blog post.
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The 16-year-old Ontario musician’s new single is a pensive reflection on young lost love.
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Dylan Pachecho’s new EP is accessible, crisp and introspective indie pop, and I open up in an encouraging segment on persevering through your struggle.
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The first single by the Chicago-area duo is a simple yet catchy commentary on the state of today’s mainstream artistic output.
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“Folklore” may be written in a mansion but with the homegrown nature escape vibes, it doesn’t matter. Elite production carries Taylor Swift’s manufactured rustic pop album.
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“Brightest Blue” by Ellie Goulding is perfect Pop, like usual. It also holds your head underwater in a bathtub of memory.
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Julianna Barwick’s sound is one-part Wood Elves and one-part standing by the sea, and all of it is music for letting go.
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Of all the villains who die grisly deaths, the Breaking Bad soundtrack easily contends for best death scene atmosphere in all of TV history.
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On the 35 year and two day anniversary of Live Aid, let’s break down the stage charisma that made Freddie Mercury arguably the greatest performer in the history of Rock.
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We break down the last six minutes of the emotional fight drama that hits like a tsunami…or a closed fist. A Cinematic Atmosphere.
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The sweet chunk of glittery space bliss by Daft Punk deserves to be on every single playlist for songs of summer euphoria.
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Jurassic Park? Shawshank Redemption? Naw. Eternal Sunshine has the greatest rain scene. A Cinematic Atmosphere.
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“Mordechai” has one setting, and that’s liquid cool. The Audio Glow listens to Khruangbin for the very first time.
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The only thing more American than hot dogs and injustice is a good old-fashioned bank robbery. We break down the smooth outlaw nature of “The Heist”.
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"To the Bridge of Khazad-dum!": Howard Shore's Timeless Score is Why God Invented Tears and Triumph.
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“PLANET’S MAD” is a pulsating blend of hard dirty beats and ethereal interludes, with visuals that will give nightmares to your nightmares.
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The new single from the Killers leads to a scientific breakdown of whether The Killers frontman could possibly be a tour love baby of the great Bruce Springsteen.
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The Drive soundtrack immerses you in a deep and quiet attraction in the scene using “Under Your Spell” by Desire. A Friday Cinematic Atmosphere.
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Crying into a bowl of chicken fingers is one way to cope with a break up, or you can let Widow’s Peak by Odetta Hartman turn you into The Man in Black.
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The first album in seven years by Man Man is all the xylophone you need and a cheery front for lingering heartbreak.
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