HEAR THIS: J.Thoven
Enter the unhurried world of J.Thoven.
COUNTDOWN: 17 Days to Outside Lands – Father John Misty
Recording under the name Father John Misty, former Fleet Fox Joshua Tillman offers a unique brand of self-aware and pastoral indie folk.
HEAR THIS: Lost Lander
Lost Lander’s spectacular debut DRRT is constructed from shards of electronic and organic sounds—a lush sonic collage of synths and vocals.
ALBUM REVIEW: “City Maze” by J. Thoven
If you are also someone who has been patiently awaiting the sophomore follow-up to Local Natives’ Gorilla Manor, then J. Thoven may satiate your power harmony withdrawal.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Forever So” by Husky
A warm melodic debut from Melbourne’s Husky, Forever So is a cohesive chunk of soothing tunes in the vein of Fleet Foxes and The Middle East.
SEATTLE SCENE: The Head and The Heart
Josiah Johnson of The Head and Heart tells The Owl Mag what they’re working on now and what it’s like to live in Seattle.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Fear Fun” by Father John Misty
Josh Tillman’s first album as Father John Misty is a playful exploration of some of Western music’s most beloved undercurrents.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Shallow Bed” by Dry The River
Dry the River’s debut LP, Shallow Bed, is emotive intensity as passionate as D.C. punk scenesters, but with a full bodied violin.