
Neville Hardman
Content Editor at Alternative Press
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4 days ago |
altpress.com | Neville Hardman
Narrow Head’s Moments of Clarity delivered a collection of explosive, pop-minded songs that turned pain into catharsis.Nihilistic Easyrider, the project of frontman Jacob Duarte, heads in another direction, tapping into the 2000s emo and pop punk that shaped his coming of age. His new mixtape, DELUXE EDITION, arrives July 25 via Run For Cover,fleshed out by Narrow Head drummer Carson Wilcox, producer/former tourmate Graham Hunt, and features from Momma’s Allegra Weingarten and Etta Friedman.
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1 week ago |
l8r.it | Neville Hardman
Honeycrush is the solo project of NYC singer-songwriter and poet Alexandra Antonopoulos, whose powerful, sultry storytelling falls somewhere between alternative, dream pop, and indie rock. Citing Nirvana, PJ Harvey, and Jeff Buckley as her guides, Antonopoulos writes and records with a similar emotional rawness.
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1 week ago |
altpress.com | Neville Hardman
Honeycrush is the solo project of NYC singer-songwriter and poet Alexandra Antonopoulos, whose powerful, sultry storytelling falls somewhere between alternative, dream pop, and indie rock. Citing Nirvana, PJ Harvey, and Jeff Buckley as her guides, Antonopoulos writes and records with a similar emotional rawness.
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1 week ago |
altpress.com | Neville Hardman
“My first show was in an art gallery with a backing track that I ran on my laptop,” Comet recalls, a couple of days following the release of her Quitter EP. “There was a Windows notification in the middle of my set. I’ve come a long way.” During her release show at NYC’s Mercury Lounge earlier this month, that observation carried depth and meaning. After pulling up to the 250-cap space in a limo, Comet echoed a lineage of ’90s heroes with unbound energy, gritty post-grunge, and conviction.
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1 week ago |
l8r.it | Neville Hardman
“My first show was in an art gallery with a backing track that I ran on my laptop,” Comet recalls, a couple of days following the release of her Quitter EP. “There was a Windows notification in the middle of my set. I’ve come a long way.” During her release show at NYC’s Mercury Lounge earlier this month, that observation carried depth and meaning. After pulling up to the 250-cap space in a limo, Comet echoed a lineage of ’90s heroes with unbound energy, gritty post-grunge, and conviction.
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