You can confront yourself at the edge of destruction. In the club, when the music is the only thing that feels real, disorientation can either make you lose yourself or reveal who you are.  Scaler captures it perfectly: “You lose yourself initially. And then, if you push through that wall, you find yourself...

Romy Hoffman has found herself at more than her fair share of crossroads after more than three decades in music. The front woman of self-described “pastiche post-punk” band Agender has previously navigated the worlds of hip-hop, electronica, and alternative rock across various projects. She also started...

There’s something fundamentally off about seeing Mac DeMarco on a soaking-wet evening in November. His slacker-rock catalog is built for hazy afternoons and sun-drenched loafing, after all. He’s one of the few artists who plays better in an easygoing festival slot than in a standalone show. With Storm...