Review: Yves Tumor cheekily preaches for religious fluidity
The artist's newest album, “Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)” is rich in visual aesthetic and political argument.
Sandy Battulga, Music Editor
• Mar 29, 2023
Q&A: Beth B on tackiness and transcendence
The filmmaker — a pillar of the New York underground arts scene in the ’70s and ’80s — spoke with WSN about New York City, alternative filmmaking and representation on screen.
Katherine Williams, Contributing Writer
• Mar 27, 2023
British alt-pop star Dylan confronts heartbreak in ‘The Greatest Thing I’ll Never Learn’
The Island Records UK/Republic Records signee explains how the journey of love is never simple in her latest mixtape.
Paree Chopra, Staff Writer
• Nov 17, 2022
Review: YUNGBLUD’s self-titled album balances introspection and action
YUNGBLUD’s newest album explores the different phases of the self through expression and rock.
Paree Chopra, Staff Writer
• Sep 16, 2022
How Vivien Goldman became NYU’s Punk Professor
What do Bob Marley and the Slits have in common? NYU professor Vivien Goldman, for one.
Clara Scholl, Arts Editor
• Sep 6, 2022
Q&A: Molly Neuman, from Bratmobile drummer to Riot grrrl legend & music business innovator
WSN spoke with Molly Neuman about Bratmobile, “riot grrrl” fanzine, diversity in the music scene and the current state of reproductive rights in America.
Clara Scholl, Contributing Writer
• May 4, 2022
A WNYU interview with pop-punk artist Sizzy Rocket
The singer-songwriter discussed her newly released mixtape, her musical influences and what she’s listening to right now.
MaryCharlotte Barnes, Contributing Writer
• Dec 8, 2021
Gallatin prof Julian Cornell on ’70s and ’80s punk, feuding with rockers, depressive aesthetics
Joey Hung, Beauty & Style Editor
• Nov 24, 2021
Review: Parquet Courts evolves their sound on ‘Sympathy for Life’
The ever-influential Parquet Courts allow themselves to be daring and inspired on their latest album.
Holden Lay, Staff Writer
• Nov 3, 2021
Joyce Manor brings high-energy angst to Central Park’s SummerStage
The Torrance, California, emo-punk band proves their self-titled debut remains timeless.
Jack Solomon, Contributing Writer
• Oct 6, 2021
The End of the World Beckons Pop’s Death
A wave of punk appears to be consuming the sounds of pop, pointing to a zeitgeist full of anxiousness manifesting itself through anarchic experimentalism in the music scene.
Nicolas Pedrero-Setzer, Music Editor
• Mar 2, 2020
Electronic Super-Producer Cowgirl Clue Discusses the Punk Aesthetic of Pop
Following the musical philosophy of “Vada Vada,” Cowgirl Clue stands as one of the most exciting DJs working today. Here, contributing writer Charles Smith speaks to her in anticipation of Valentine’s Day with Cowgirl Clue and Special Guests at Elsewhere.
Charles Smith, Contributing Writer
• Feb 12, 2020
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