Celebrate our tenth anniversary with the biggest issue we’ve ever made. FLOOD 13 is deluxe, 252-page commemorative edition—a collectible, coffee-table-style volume in a 12″ x 12″ format—packed with dynamic graphic design, stunning photography and artwork, and dozens of amazing artists representing the past, present, and future of FLOOD’s editorial spectrum, while also looking back at key moments and events in our history. Inside, you’ll find in-depth cover stories on Gorillaz and Magdalena Bay, plus interviews with Mac DeMarco, Lord Huron, Wolf Alice, Norman Reedus, The Zombies, Nation of Language, Bootsy Collins, Fred Armisen, Jazz Is Dead, Automatic, Rocket, and many more.
Hole, Pretty on the Inside [Reissue]
Featuring denser, remastered sound and its original bonus 12-inch, the deluxe version of the grunge icons’ debut is a claustrophobic, jam-packed, corrosive epic.
Lily Seabird, Lightspheres on Their Way
The indie-folk songwriter’s elegiac second LP for Lame-O truly shines when her unrestrained emotion meets the full, honey-slide rancor of her band and its influences.
Dawn Richard, Creole Culture
Made in homage to the vibrancy of New Orleans’ musical history, the eclectic R&B artist’s first solo album in five years is all giddy momentum.
Mike LeSuer
Roan herself will also perform both nights of the mid-October event in LA, hosted by Caleb Hearon.
Her boygenius bandmates join her on “Haunted” and “Lost Boys” after Bridgers opens the set with her latest single “On Video” from the new film Primetime.
The indie-Americana songwriter shares how her sixth solo album reflects how she splits her time between the bustle of LA and the calm of Marfa.
The newly reunited slowcore project will release their first album in 25 years in January.
The songwriter and Yeah Yeah Yeahs live band member continues his West Coast acoustic tour with an LA show this weekend.
The Swiss jazz-fusion duo pivot to dub on the first taste of the new chapter they’ll be initiating with their forthcoming Echo EP.
On the Records: 80 Musicians on Beloved and Overlooked Records hits shelves November 17.
Doechii, Hayley Williams, FKA twigs, Turnstile, Robyn, and Caroline Polachek are also among the headliners for the event’s 25th anniversary celebration in June.
The house artist discusses collaborating with Christine and the Queens, Yunè Pinku, and more on a record that ties back into both her upbringing in New Zealand and her earliest material.
Lizzie Killian’s project returns with new material via Lauren Records following last year’s split with Bat Boy.
Additionally, Jimmy LaValle put together a list of some of his favorite songs from his guests on the album, including Twin Shadow, Black Mountain, and Hundred Waters’ Nicole Miglis.
After securing artists like clipping. and ELUCID for his deluxe Grown reissue, the rapper shares how he could’ve also utilized D’Angelo, Juvenile, The Magnetic Fields, and more.
Rapper Dominique Purdy explains how Mr. T, déjà vu, the psychedelic beauty of certain flora, and more inspired his latest collection of songs.
The East Coast punks will be celebrating the release of “Heavy Metal” next weekend at Brooklyn’s The Broadway.
Hannah Rainey’s noise-pop project will release its first album for Julia’s War and Beeside Cassettes on October 30.
HOLYCHILD’s Liz Nistico shares how nostalgic cuts by Radiohead, Third Eye Blind, 311, and more helped inspire her debut solo album.
Currently members of Wild Nothing and Beach Fossils, Christoph and Anton Hochheim return to their dream-pop roots with their upcoming Against the World LP.
Produced by Witches Exist’s Jackson Baker, “milkweed butterfly” precedes the album’s January 22 release.
Inspired by the new film based on Colin Meloy’s novel, the compilation’s second single is a collaboration between Bocha, Donte Thomas, and Omari Jazz.
The Leeds new-ravers (and moral absolutists) share favorites from TTSSFU, The Healing Power of Horses, The The, and more with the release of their self-titled debut album.
