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Foxygen Gets Glam and Indulges Fans with Charged Show in Boston

amadeusmagOctober 14, 2014

Head to any major city in California these days, and you'll find a local scene of tripped-out music mongers fawning over the newest group of psych-rock revivali... Read More...

Listen Up: Cobalt Cranes Swirl In Slow Motion On ‘Days in the Sun’

amadeusmagOctober 10, 2014

Before hitting the road for a west coast string of dates Cobalt Cranes' Kate Betuel and Tim Foley took the time to talk with Amadeus about the musical movement brewing in Los Angeles, writing the new album in a motel in Kansas, and blasting Black Sabbath while driving through blizzards in Colorado.

First Listen: Brooklyn’s Souvenir Stand Debuts “Only Talkin'”

amadeusmagOctober 8, 2014

Brooklyn's Souvenir Stand debuts their fresh, new track "Only Talkin'", off the band's upcoming full-length release "Surprise".

Video Premiere: Santoros Rock Live Set For Sofar Sounds

amadeusmagOctober 7, 2014

In this video premiere of the newest Sofar Sounds session, we get a more than entertaining live set from Los Angeles' resident surf rockers, Santoros.

Fearless Conceptual: A Conversation With Artist Matt Andres

amadeusmagOctober 6, 2014

Andres creates psychedelic highs and lows, a visual depiction of the beats in his headphones driving his process where it needs to go. His is a labor of mediation, drawing from life and the unlikely sites and sounds it mashes together.

San Francisco’s Acid Bath Releases “Symbiosis”, A Compilation of Three Years of Artwork

amadeusmagOctober 3, 2014

San Francisco's Acid Bath has released his second book that not only comes in a beautifully bound hard and softcover form, but serves as a distinct look into the chromatic inner workings of Acid Bath's artistic mind.

Danava: Rollicking, Rippin’ Psychmetal

amadeusmagOctober 2, 2014

Each of Danava's songs is a rollicking, rippin' power track with extra psychedelic embellishments. The band works with a consistent feeling and within the confines of a bygone genre, but seeing them live puts to rest doubts that it’s all pretense-laden artifice.

Channeling the Third Eye: In the Studio with Los Angeles’ TeeVee Art

amadeusmagOctober 1, 2014

There's nothing more intriguing to us than getting an invitation into the inspired spaces and studios of the artists that continue to impress us with their creative ingenuity and inspire our readers and future endeavors. For this In the Studio special, we hang with Los Angeles based artist, Tatiana Velázquez AKA TeeVee Art, before the highly motivated painter took off for Europe to spread her art through Amsterdam and Spain.

Best Enjoyed Loud: BRONCHO Goes Back In Time With New Album

amadeusmagSeptember 29, 2014

Since hearing garage-punk outfit BRONCHO’s fiery, feisty debut “Can’t Get Past the Lips,” and realizing the now rock trio were more than just some undistinguished Midwestern band, we’ve been anticipating their second spin.

With A Fervent Hand: A Conversation With Illustrator Margherita Urbani

amadeusmagSeptember 26, 2014

The mind of an illustrator is an immersed and fervent mind, picking at life's inspirations to recreate the better half; retelling stories to feed our curiositie... Read More...

A Lil’ Recap: Urban Outfitters Pop-Up Zine Fest

amadeusmagSeptember 24, 2014

Last Friday, thanks to our good friends at Hungry Ghost Press, we participated in a pop-up zine fest at Urban Outfitters in Boston; a night filled with zines, artwork, exclusive fashion designs from our talented friend Nicole DiVito, free PBR, sales merch, and an unbelievably fun photo booth.

Artistic Intermediary: A Chat With Artist Laila Milevski

amadeusmagSeptember 22, 2014

When we met Laila Milevski a few weeks back at The Boston Hassle’s first New England Zine Fest, we were amazed by her raw abilities, perfectly bound into pocket... Read More...