Category: New Music
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A Rundown of the Bands I Saw at SXSW
After many years of putting it off, A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents finally makes the trek to Austin, Texas for the 40th annual SXSW.
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Getting Killed by a Pretty Good Life: On Geese and The Finality of NYC
Stop running away from what is real.
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Premiere: Claire Hawkins – “Nothing to Lose” Music Video
Today, A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents is excited to premiere the striking visual component to Claire Hawkins’ latest song, “Nothing to Lose.”
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Becky Otárola Recaps The First Annual SarahFest
A Grrrl’s Two Sound Cents caught up with Becky Otárola to get a recap of this year’s SarahFest, her personal highlights of each set, and how she turned her idea into a reality.
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Show Recap: Razor Braids Record Release with Strawberry Launch and Rlyblonde
Show Recap: Razor Braids Record Release with Strawberry Launch and Rlyblonde
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Julia-Sophie Wrestles with Love, Loss, and Self-Destruction on “numb”
“numb” is the lead single from Julia-Sophie’s forthcoming debut solo album forgive too slow, in which she plumbs the depths of her inner psyche and explores her histories with love, loss, and self-destruction.
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New Colossus Highlights + New Music from Wifey and Torture and the Desert Spiders
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been catching up on new releases from local musicians and doing the bar crawl across the Lower East Side to watch several bands – both local and from across the pond – perform in the four-night bash in lower Manhattan known as the New Colossus Festival. It’s kind of like…
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Big Girl vs. God: A Track-By-Track Review
Big Girl excise grief and loss on their masterful debut record ‘Big Girl vs. God.’
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Live Review: Huh, Amy Klein, and Cool Dead Woman at Footlight/Windjammer
Brooklyn DIY veterans Huh brought their killer melodic jams to Windjammer for their album release show on 1/26, alongside Cool Dead Woman and Amy Klein.
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Quickie: Paramore Makes a Triumphant Comeback with “This is Why”
Pop punk titans embrace their affection for post punk and new wave on their first single in five years.