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May 31, 2022

10 Questions With… The Passion Project

We caught up with Anusha Stribbling about The Passion Project, dream lineups, and the Project’s upcoming livestream

10 Questions, Interviews

10 Questions, Alien Clouds, anusha, art, Bush Theatre, Doechii, events, Gorillaz, Hash, LGBTQ, Livestreams, music, My Chemical Romance, news, Sadface, SBTV, technology, The Passion Project, Toni Oisin H.C. (QSO), Travis Albanza, Virtual Concerts
May 10, 2022

Which Mitski Songs are Popular on TikTok, and what is Mitskitok?

Perhaps one of the more unexpected cultural moments of the past year-or-so is Mitski becoming a TikTok sensation. There’s even a whole subsection of the site dubbed “Mitskitok”, with videos totalling well over 2 million views (at the time of writing).

All, Features

Be The Cowboy, Bury Me At Makeout Creek, Laurel Hell, Mitski, music, Puberty 2, Retired from Sad, TikTok, Toni Oisin H.C. (QSO)
February 3, 2022

Every Mitski Song, Ranked

Ahead of Laurel Hell, revisit our generation’s greatest songwriter.

All, Lists

AC (QSO), Be The Cowboy, Bury Me At Makeout Creek, JC, Laurel Hell, LGBTQ, List, Lush, Mitski, music, Puberty 2, Ranked, Retired from Sad, review, Reviews, The Turning, Toni Oisin H.C. (QSO), Various Authors
December 28, 2021

The Best Albums of 2021

2021 has brought us a deluge of brilliant albums, from huge comebacks by pop legends, through stylistic-U-turns from established acts, to incredible breakthrough debut albums. It’s been a joy to listen to all the incredible music that’s helped make this awful year more bearable. I’ve listened to 110 new albums in total this year, which…

All, End of Year

AC (QSO), Album of the Year, album review, Con Divers, End of Year, End of Year 2021, Foxing, Home is Where, JC, Kississipi, Left At London, LGBTQ, List, Lucy Dacus, music, new-music, Pom Pom Squad, Porter Robinson, review, Reviews, Save Face, The Narcissist Cookbook, Toni Oisin H.C. (QSO), Tyler the Creator
October 17, 2021

“I Would Have Been Brave”: Living Vicariously Through Gay Love Songs

How Bloc Party, R.E.M, and Car Seat Headrest gave me a voice when I didn’t have one

All, Features

article, Bloc Party, Bright Eyes, Car Seat Headrest, Death Cab For Cutie, Frank Ocean, Gay, Kele Okereke, LGBTQ, music, Of Montreal, Placebo, R.E.M., REM, Suede, Sufjan Stevens, Toni Oisin H.C. (QSO), Trans, Transgender