Maude Latour “Twin Flame” EP Review
“Each song off of Twin Flame feels like a natural addition to the previous one; almost like a puzzle coming together piece by piece until the story is complete.”
In Review: Of Montreal At Lincoln Hall
“The show began with a couple of characters dressed in skeleton suits and red masks who invited the audience to a journey with the band whilst synchronized dancing and prancing amongst the stage.”
Binki “Antennae” Review
“Binki’s most recent EP, “Antennae,” totals 6 songs, bringing to listeners 14 minutes of groovy bass lines and lyrics that throw a punch.”
The Amazing Acro-Cats Interview
Amplified sits down with Samantha Martin, founder of the Acro-Cats to talk about the history of the show, what it takes to be an Acro-Cat, and much more!
In Review: Neptune’s Core EP Release Show
“To say it was electrifying is an understatement. Quite literally I felt my whole-body tingle as I watched this badass of a group put their all into their performance.“
Crawling Vines “Coconut” EP Review
“Perfect for fans of Tame Impala and the Arctic Monkeys alike, Coconut keeps the listener engaged throughout shifting tempos and lyrics that yearn for relief from heartbreak and a lonely head.”
In Review: Biig piig at Wicker park music fest
“Smyth finished every single song with the biggest smile that I had ever seen and out of breath from simultaneously doing high kicks across stage and singing.”
Interview with Nourished by time at Pitchfork Music Fest
Nourished By Time talks residency in Europe, musical influences, and the making behind his album “Erotic Probiotic 2.”
In Review: Matt Maltese at Schubas Tavern
“The audience was clearly full of dedicated fans of Maltese. They sang along to every song from old to new knowing all the words.”
In Conversation with Nation of Language
Nation of Language sits down with Amplified at Pitchfork Music Fest to discuss their upcoming album, live show experiences and future plans.
Interview With Killer Mike at Pitchfork Music Festival
Killer Mike talks "Michael," writing your own eulogy, and the timeless nature of Run The Jewels.
Smushie “Doofus Casanova” Album Review
“While the instrumentation is positive and happy, there is an underlying minor tone of creepiness that shifts the entirety of the album’s sound, making it a super interesting listen whether it’s the first time around or the fifth.”
Pitchfork Music Fest Photo Gallery
In Review: Jockstrap at Lincoln Hall
“For all their blending of sound and style, at no point does Jockstrap lose track of themselves. They remain intact, each song a meaningful banger gliding between tear-jerking vocalizations and charged pop verses.”
In Conversation With Contour
Khari Lucas (Contour) sits down with Amplified to discuss his show at Pitchfork Music Fest, musical inspirations, and upcoming UK tour.
Sarah Kinsley “Ascension” EP Review
“Kinsley writes with almost a sense of resentment for the naivety of childhood and what it means to grow into your own person as a young adult.”
Bird and Byron Album Review
“Bird and Byron’s self-titled debut album is like a relaxing dip into honey with impossibly warm instrumentals and soulful vocals. The duo brings a refreshing and modern take on soul and R&B, while remaining reminiscent of the genres’ roots.”
In Review: Barenaked Ladies at Huntington Bank Pavilion
Meet The Artists: Cordoba
