Interview with Leo Hermes
I was born in Mexico City and since I was a little kid I loved the sound of the guitar. When I was 13 years… Read More »Interview with Leo Hermes
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TTSSFU, Live at Future Yard: A High-Octane Homecoming
Off the back of a ridiculously busy trans-Atlantic schedule, Tasmin Stephens (TTSSFU) makes her final stop on the road in Birkenhead’s Future Yard, supported by… Read More »TTSSFU, Live at Future Yard: A High-Octane Homecoming
Tigers Jaw’s Lost on You: Time, Texure, and Truth
With Lost On You being Tigers Jaw’s seventh full album, the occasion isn’t lost on them. They know where they’ve been, where they are, and… Read More »Tigers Jaw’s Lost on You: Time, Texure, and Truth
Tracks of the Week: Angelo De Augustine, For Nina, Squirrelflower, The Slow Country, and More!
The IINAG team has done the heavy lifting and curated this week’s essential new tracks so you don’t have to. Check out our picks below,… Read More »Tracks of the Week: Angelo De Augustine, For Nina, Squirrelflower, The Slow Country, and More!
Charlotte Cornfield’s Hurts Like Hell: Short Stories and Alt-Country Soul
Charlotte Cornfield returns with her sixth album, Hurts Like Hell, an honest, diary-esque modern masterpiece. Laden with honesty, growth, love and awkwardness. With a new… Read More »Charlotte Cornfield’s Hurts Like Hell: Short Stories and Alt-Country Soul
James Blake, Live in Brighton: An Intimate Return
Grammy-winning musician James Blake performed at Chalk in Brighton, in support of his seventh studio album, Trying Times. This performance marked his long-awaited return to… Read More »James Blake, Live in Brighton: An Intimate Return