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Angela Cook

New York

Contributing Writer at EARMILK

Contributing Writer at Quip Magazine

Articles

  • 1 week ago | earmilk.com | Angela Cook

    Montreal garage-pop-punk duo DVTR is back with a new single, "COULEUR PEAU (Your Next Token Asian Friend)," after two years of international touring in support of their last EP, BONJOUR (BIS). “Couleur peau,” which loosely translates to “skin color” or “shade,” sets the tone for the track’s message.

  • 1 week ago | earmilk.com | Angela Cook

    Feening for a band that sounds like the past but talks about what’s going on right now? Meet British post-punkers World News. The band has been steadily rising through the London music scene with their atmospheric indie-rock edge—and now, with their new single “Don’t Want To Know,” recorded at RAK Studios in central London, there’s even more to love.

  • 1 week ago | earmilk.com | Angela Cook

    Montreal-based ambient-pop singer-songwriter Thanya Iyer has released TIDE/TIED, a 12-track album that is sonically rich, spiritually grounded, cathartic, and deeply transformative. On the meaning behind the album, Iyer says "TIDE/TIED shares a story of hope, resistance, healing, and imagination. It's about communal identity and our ways of loving others.

  • 2 weeks ago | earmilk.com | Angela Cook

    Fifteen-year-old New York–based singer-songwriter Amelie Lucille just released her debut single “Back to Her,” a haunting and beautiful reflection on identity and the journey of becoming.Built on crisp, warm acoustic guitar and joined halfway through by the stirring violin of her high school friend Kenji Golden, the track is intimate and emotionally rich—marking a striking debut from a young artist whose voice carries the depth and maturity of someone twice her age.

  • 2 weeks ago | earmilk.com | Angela Cook

    Sometimes, you just need a track to vibe out to when your mind feels overloaded. “Yeah3x” is that song you blast on a late-night drive to nowhere, when everything feels like a bit too much. A collaboration between artists Gio and Austin Waters, “Yeah3x” appears on the duo’s latest project yes of course. It’s an electronic head-banger powered by a pounding bassline that practically dares you to press the gas.

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