FLOOD Magazine
Founded in 2014 by the co-founder and editors of FILTER magazine, FLOOD has emerged as a significant voice in the cultural arenas of music, film, television, art, travel, and more. Our digital platform is designed to cut through the clutter, delivering meaningful daily news, captivating media, smart editorial features, and stimulating interviews. Partnering with leading entertainers and creative minds, FLOOD aims to advance the dialogue while celebrating the inspirations that drive us.
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floodmagazine.com | David Iskra
Festivals are always a bit of a gamble. Lineups can shift, artists cancel (looking at you, D’Angelo), or worse? Your must-see acts end up performing at the same time. And then, of course, there’s the weather. Producers try their best to plan outdoor festivals when conditions are most likely to cooperate, but Mother Nature is as reliable as Morrissey when it comes to concerts. This year, she did her best to derail the Roots Picnic.
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floodmagazine.com | Mike LeSuer
I, for one, have never been opposed to the prospect of a noise-rock LP summed up by its creators as a “nihilistic death march,” but the first half of 2025 has surely made a record like Chrome Dipped a particularly welcomed sound for a broader demographic of ears.
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floodmagazine.com | Mischa Pearlman
Far more mournful than his solo debut from last year, the former Low member’s collaboration with the titular bluegrass band is drenched in sorrow, absence, longing, and dark devastation. Alan SparhawkWith Trampled by TurtlesSUB POPAlan Sparhawk’s first creative response to the death of his wife and creative partner in Low was very much the unexpected.
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floodmagazine.com | Mike LeSuer
Canadian psych-folk artist Imaad Wasif has been a staple of the alt-rock scene for two decades now as a solo songwriter, the leader of post-hardcore icons lowercase, and a collaborator to everyone from Karen O to Lou Barlow. With such a vast and diverse catalog to his name, Wasif is now launching his own label Voidist Records to redistribute all of his old records, as well as to release all future music through.
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floodmagazine.com | Kevin Crandall
On January 13th, 2027, the State of Ohio intends to execute Keith LaMar. Today—a few days out from his 51st birthday—he’s celebrating the release of his second album, Freedom First: Live From Death Row.
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