Category: Artist Feature
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Brooklyn Shoegazers PANIK FLOWER Make Their Stunning Debut with “Pretty Face”
A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents caught up with PANIK FLOWER to discuss their debut single, the chaos and disorder of New York life, and refusing to tether themselves to one specific sound.
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Tiny Ghosts on Their Arresting New Single “Grasp of Me”
A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents caught up with Tiny Ghosts to discuss their evolving friendship, learning English via Gwen Stefani records, and how music can bring all of a person’s conflicting thoughts and feelings into balance.
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Sir Jude Opens Up About Catholicism, Sexual Agency, and Feminism
A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents caught up with Melbourne-based pop artist Sir Jude to discuss her upcoming album Revelations and bringing a heavy visual focus to her art.
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Goth Lipstick Shares Four Songs that Inspired Her Latest Album ‘I paint you, I paint you, I paint you’
To celebrate the release of I paint you, A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents caught up with Goth Lipstick to ask about the music that inspired her the most while creating the album. See below for four of her picks and why she chose them.
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Emma Blue Jeans Exhumes Hereditary Phantoms on Debut EP ‘TV People’
A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents sat down with Emma Blue Jeans to discuss the emotional trajectory of making this EP, the performance of identity and purity through a queer lens, our shared obsession with Ewan McGregor, and more!
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Ania Hoo Looks Inward on New EP ‘PURE’
Hailing from New Jersey and Brooklyn, Jamaican-American artist Ania Hoo has created her own universe of bubbly disco-infused bedroom pop tunes that can best be described as eclectic, drawing from a wide sonic palette that includes the likes of Marvin Gaye, Teena Marie, and Chaka Khan. Earlier this year, Ania Hoo unveiled her debut EP…
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monarch. on Their Treacly Debut EP ‘Sweet Little Things’
Hailing from the lush green pastures of the Hudson Valley, jazz-influenced indie four-piece monarch. unveiled their debut EP Sweet Little Things in June, a rapturous indie pop tour de force with potent sax lines, rapid waltz-time signatures, and lyrics juxtaposing the sweet and the sour. “I’ll be your morning coffee/I’ll be your night time tea,”…
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A Conversation with Left at London About Pain, Pride, Loss, and Soulja Boy
Nat Puff, known to the world as Left at London (/@/), has made a significant name for herself as one of the most prolific creative minds of this generation. A singer-songwriter, producer, poet, activist, and visual artist based in Seattle, Left at London has received constant airplay on the legendary Emerald City radio station KEXP,…
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The Inflorescence Navigate Growing Pains on Debut LP ‘Remember What I Look Like’
Helmed by Tuesday Denekas (guitar/vocals), Milla Merlini (drums), Sasha A’Hearn (bass), and Charlee Berlin (guitar/vocals) San Diego indie pop quartet The Inflorescence are bringing an inimitable blend of pop punk-infused riot grrrl anthems to angsty Gen Z-ers around the world with their debut LP Remember What I Look Like, out today on the legendary pacific…
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Jess Jessica Steps into a Paradise of Her Own Making with ‘Streaming Music’
Hailing from Colorado and the Sunshine State, hyperpop/house virtuoso Jess Jessica has been weaving together unique sonic textures from a very early age. Jessica picked up a pair of drumsticks and began experimenting with Ableton on the family computer at the age of ten, her early influences ranging from classic rock to metal, 70s funk,…