Author: Jacob Workman
The Femcels Don’t Care If You Like Them (And That’s Why You Will)
Two girls walked into a London studio with no songs, got drunk, and accidentally started one of the most polarizing projects in underground pop. In our first collaborative feature with Sweetastic FM, we trace The Femcels’ path from an awkward Instagram friendship to a self-released debut that Pitchfork, Fantano, and Clash all had something to say about. We handle the deep dive. Sweetastic FM handles the album review. 44,000 monthly listeners and climbing …
The 20 Most Absurdly Clever Bruiser Wolf Bars, Ranked and Explained for People Who Missed Them
Bruiser Wolf raps about cocaine like a cartoon villain narrating a heist, and somehow every bar has three meanings. We ranked his 20 cleverest lyrics across 15 songs and broke down exactly why each one works. From turning rock-paper-scissors into a drug trade manual to quantifying his net worth in human senses, the Detroit rapper and Bruiser Brigade member is doing things with wordplay that nobody else is attempting. 88,000 monthly listeners and not a single wasted punchline. …
Logan McGranahan Is Burnt Out, Making His Best Work, and Completely Fine With That
Logan McGranahan has released two self-produced albums, is leading a band made up of his roommates, and is somewhere in the middle of recording a third record called Wildfires. He is also a full time college student who admits he is burnt out pretty much constantly. We sat down with the Fredonia musician to talk about where his music comes from, what Wildfires is actually about, why his songs are so long, and what happens when you try to pull people away from a Turning Point USA table and the chief of university police shows up instead. …