If you are willing to go find it, there is a compelling case to be made that the rock and … More
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Brendan is the editor in chief of Grandma Sophia's Cookies. He is a writer and comedian based out of New York City who grew up in the suburbs of northern New Jersey. You can find him on twitter and instagram at @hang10higgins
Pictoria Vark Drops New Single and Video “I Can’t Bike”
Pictoria Vark, the solo project of Iowa City by way of New Jersey bassist Victoria Park, dropped the first single … More
Snow Ellet Talks Video Game Soundtracks, What Makes Music Suburban, and Becoming a Suburban Indie Rock Star
Snow Ellet is quickly discovering that fame can be a funny thing. Snow was living in his parents’ suburban home, … More
In Conversation: Celebration Guns’ Justin Weir Talks Growing Old, Chillwavve Making Him Feel Young Again, and Their New EP The Visiting Years
Twenty years into his music career, Celebration Guns’ lead singer Justin Weir feels as invigorated about DIY music as he … More
In Conversation: Jimmy Montague Talks Growing Up, NYC, and His Rockin New Record Casual Use
One thing I’ve come to terms with living in New York City is that it’s a fantasy land as much … More
Snow Ellet Announces EP Re-Release with New Single “Wine on the Carpet”
While it can feel like a fictionalized account at times, Abbas Kiarostami’s breathtaking 1990 masterpiece film Close Up follows the … More
The Goalie’s Anxiety at the Penalty Kick Talk Their Namesake, Snowing, Soccer, and Their Debut Album Ways of Hearing
Ways of Hearing is out now on vinyl! In 1970 an inspired young German author named Peter Handke wrote a … More
Kevin Devine Releases “Lakes on the Moon” The First Single from His New EP
From the nearly daily occurrence of ransomware attacks on high profile organizations, to digital media publications shuttering seemingly once a … More
Khaki Cuffs Call It Quits with “Third and Long”
Emo gods, why do your brightest shooting stars always seem to burn out the fastest. With “3rd and Long” Delaware … More
Gulfer and Charmer are Existential and Catchy on Their New Split EP
The tumult of the past fourteen some-odd months afforded everyone the free time to dig deep through the vast catalogues … More