The 1975

We’ve all either been there, or heard about it through cliche movie tropes. There have been so many portrayals of “the one that got away” throughout media – most popularly Katy Perry’s “The One That Got Away.”

The 1975 still continues to rise in popularity, which both breaks my heart and makes me happy. It’s a wonderful group that allows us to all come together and throw random stuff on stage and listen to Matty Healy make comments about it with heavy auto-tune.

Setting the stage for a band as revered as The 1975 is no small feat, but indie-rock and hip-hop band BLACKSTARKIDS emerged victorious.

The album ultimately fails to master the campy, glamorous embodiment of true disco, and its struggle to adhere to one sound begins to grate on the ears.

Performing her sophomore album Five Seconds Flat, Pennsylvanian local McAlpine has been on the road since July for her first headline tour.

Spilling her secrets to San Francisco with distilled transparency, Humberstone’s candid contemplations lifted weights off heavy hearts.

In an interview with The Daily Californian, Boyish discussed inspirations behind the duo’s newest song “Congratulations.”

The band’s set at Bottom of the Hill on Feb. 23 harkened back to those simpler times, back to when people just kicked and put Vampire Weekend on shuffle.

We only have one Earth, so let these songs remind you that we must treat it with care. Listen to this playlist to keep you motivated and inspired.

I’m unable to precisely pinpoint the moment when you went from a harmless acquaintance to a song.