Stereogum — It’s hard to believe that Mitski’s last album The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We came out in 2023. She’s kept impressively busy, first putting on an incredible pop-turned-performance art tour then turning that tour into a live album and a f... more info

Stereogum — If you weren’t lucky enough to catch Mitski’s dazzling live show in support of her 2023 album The Land Is Hospitable And So Are We , the indie rock star has a couple of alternative options for you. Last month she announced a limited-engagemen... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy 35th birthday Mitski. You have everything ahead of you. Enjoy these images taken by MAGNET photographer Chris Sikich at Mitski’s 2022 stop at Philly’s Franklin Music Hall, and read Matt Pond PA in MAGNET on Ms. Miyawaki: The post Happy 35th... more info

Stereogum — The Who’s Pete Townsend released the twitchy, hooky synth-rock solo single “Let My Love Open The Door” in 1980. In America, that song became a top-10 hit — a feat that Towsend almost never accomplished with the Who. (Only one Who single, �... more info

Stereogum — Last year, unlikely cult star Mitski went out on tour behind her stunning 2023 album The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We . She performed at huge venues, and her show was a simple, strange, oddly moving spectacle that blurred lines between pop-... more info

Obscure Sound — Stockholm-based band Isobel consume on their debut single “Ally,” which develops seamlessly from acoustic-laden dreaminess into a textured invigoration of buzzing guitars. The project comprises Isabel Sondén, John Bergevald, and Filip Sjölander... more info

Obscure Sound — Brooklyn-based band MAN LEE immerse with an introspective rock appeal on new single “Eventualities.” Conveyed lyrical depictions of desire and the tendency to rely on “eventualities” resonate alongside a momentum-filled ascent, reminiscent of... more info

Obscure Sound — Atlanta-based singer-songwriter Yuri Shin captivates on new track “Patience,” showing an aesthetic fondly reminiscent of Mitski and Japanese Breakfast in its introspective shifts between dreamy introspection and more rock-forward ardor. The track... more info

Stereogum — With two albums and a studio composition degree under her belt, Mitski Miyawaki decided it was about time she tried something new: the guitar. The singer-songwriter had just graduated from Purchase College’s Conservatory of Music, a school she a... more info

Magnet Magazine — 10 years ago today, Mitski released Bury Me At Makeout Creek. There’s a party, and we’re all going. Mitski live in 2018: The post Mitski Released “Bury Me At Makeout Creek” 10 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info