Emily Afton is an indie pop artist. An indie pop artist from the Bay Area. An indie pop artist from the Bay Area that’s gearing up for the release of her latest LP, Archetype.
Wild Americans offer up a debut EP full of “mid-tempo space music”.
Over Labor Day weekend Baltimore Comic Con showcased 3 full days of amazing cosplay, a stellar lineup of comic and celebrity guests, diverse panels, a dedicated Kids Love Comics track and The Harvey Awards.
It’s week three of idobi Warped Radio‘s podcast featuring Vans Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman and a Warped Roots with Buddy Schaub, trombone player for ska legends, Less Than Jake. This episode kicks off as Fish of Gone Fishkin sits down with Lyman in a hot Houston parking lot. They get into a full discussion about Warped Tour’s past, present and future. Lyman also talks about what specifically is different this year. In particular, how the tour downsized the stages and more. Next up, Buddy Schaub of Less Than Jake hosts a Warped Roots. Less Than Jake are one of the most seasoned Warped Tour bands in… Read more »
Toronto’s Nikki’s Wives swung by our studios recently to play three acoustic songs. The alt-pop trio brought us exclusive versions of “Ghost”, “Another Lie”, and “Lonely Being Cool”.
Toronto’s Nikki’s Wives swung by our studios recently to play three acoustic songs. The alt-pop trio brought us exclusive versions of “Ghost”, “Another Lie”, and “Lonely Being Cool”.
Mike Herrera met up with PVRIS on their Seattle tour stop at the Neptune Theater. His friend and colleague, Jake Gravbrot, came along and took photos while he hung out and talked about life with PVRIS, who recently set the world on fire with their debut album, White Noise. Listen below as Mike and PVRIS discuss a wide range of topics, like how to maximize productivity and ghosts!
idobi photographer Audrey Lew covered The Summer Set at Gramercy Theatre in NYC.
After months of contemplating the decision, American Hi-Fi decided to make a 13-track all-acoustic project, American Hi-Fi Acoustic, set to be released today, April 29.
British artist Cornelia Parker has designed an art installation inspired by Psycho’s mansion, which has been constructed on the roof of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
