Music videos are human-made and should always stay that way. Here are 5 recent ones I’ve loved.

25 Songs that made 2025 a little bit more bearable.

An interview with Ryan Thieke of RJTempo where we discuss his session writing, the beginnings of his channel, drum solos and more!

Daniel Chrazel’s liminal spaces is yet another wonderful rendition of intimate, distinct ambient jazz for meditative listening.

As more artists and listeners leave Spotify, I offer some insight into how we can support artists directly and why audiences should do so now more than ever.

Project: Heavensent’s new album is a post-hardcore meets emo bash that explores an ending of love, but also how it can be found again.

Some of the best music you’ll find this year and it isn’t on Spotify.

Coastlands’ self-titled record is yet again new territory for the band, and perhaps their most authentic music released to date.

Featuring: Coastlands, Dust, Project: Heavensent, Bvdub, R.A.P. Ferriera, and Tigran Hamasyan.

Interview with Adam Kluga of Project: Heavensent discussing their new album 4940 Days, catharsis, and their decades-long career as a musician and artist.

Mumrunner’s second full-length Yearning Hearts is another wonderful shoegaze release from the band.

Nala Sinephro’s discography of ambient jazz is more than worth a listen, and both records are a masterclass in experimental music.

Talking about the insightful lyrics from La Dispute, The World Is, and Bo Burnham.

Van Wheel Gone is an indie adventure platformer game created by Zhengyu Ye, and made for those experiencing loss.

Connecting the threads of Weapons and Final Destination: Bloodlines through the character’s dreams and premonitions of what’s yet to come.

Belgium’s heavy shoegazers Slow Crush are back with their third album Thirst, showcasing their heaviest and most introspective songs yet.

Chrysalis by she’s green is a blissful reminder to step outside of yourself for a moment to enjoy the world around you.

All of my favorite rappers are dads now

An essay on the incalculable loss of Brent Hinds. Thank you for everything, Brent.

Good Teal just dropped an impressive debut self-titled release, a post-hardcore powerhouse that will be sure to end up amongst my favorites of the year.