Check out this week's edition of We Are: The Guard's Best Indie Songs, featuring BYSTS, Bright Eyes, 100 gecs, and more. Introducing BYSTS, the mysterious Los Angeles duo who are beckoning us into the deep end on (...) |
I'm sadder. I'm badder. I'm cooler. YEAH! BRB, getting this as a tramp stamp, ad verbum. Swedish songstress Tove Lo delivers the breakup banger of the GODDAMN (...) |
Anson Seabra dissects a special kind of loneliness on the hushed "Somewhere In Ann Arbor." Nocturnal cityscapes have their own special kind of emptiness. Silent streets (...) |
Born in Florida and raised in the UK, DWY is one to look out for. By melding modern sensibilities with throwback R&B elements, he has skillfully crafted his own unique sound. DWY grew (...) |
Ouch. I didn’t know music was supposed to cut this deep. The rolling bass on Holy Fuck’s remix of “Go Somwhere” is so full and hypnotic that I’m left (...) |
Summer is right around the corner and most of us have never needed the healing ways of the sun more-so than right now. Some Vitamin D to lift our spirits up. We know, you’ve been trapped (...) |
Hello, everyone, and welcome to the latest edition of We Are: The Guard's Best Chill Music. If you've been anywhere near the news recently, then you'll know it's been a particularly rage-inducing week in terms (...) |
This week on Music Twitter has been...a lot. From Lana Del Rey and Doja Cat getting issued their Cancellation Cards, to the return of X Æ A-12 (apologies, X Æ A-XII) memes in earnest, it's (...) |
Between Lorde announcing her imminent return, The 1975 dropping the most batsh*t crazy album of the year, and Lana Del Rey p*ssing off precisely 99.9% of the Internet, it goes (...) |
Happy Friday! How are you holding up?! While life is still looking all kinds of crazy out there, I feel like we're finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Of course, there continues to be a long road ahead of us (...) |
LA's Dijon re-imagines what it is to be rock 'n roll in 2020 on "rock n roll"! Let's face it - rock 'n roll is not particularly rock 'n roll, in 2020. Rock music is based on rebellion, on stickin' it to the man (...) |
When Diplo starts a record label with internet culture brand Pizzaslime, our ears are bound to perk up. Pizzaslime, now a record label imprint of Diplo’s Mad Decent, were, up until very recently (...) |
