Much like John Cusak’s character in High Fidelity, we at CH constantly wrestle with the proper way to organize our records. Alphabetical? Chronological? Emotional significance? Culled from the personal collections of hardcore …
Zune continues to innovate with custom device designs and inventive packaging, this time upping the ante with a black version in homage to Joy Division. Since the launch of the Zune originals …
Born in southern India, raised in suburban Connecticut and formally trained in Syracuse, Brooklyn artist Vinay Somana Ganapathy draws on multiple influences that inform his imagery and work. Mixing pen, pencil and …
Boston-area metalsmith and jewelry designer Leslie Shershow finds inspiration in topics as disparate as found objects, stuffed animals, and the exploitation of nature by humans. Despite the wide array of subject matter, …
Ida: Lover’s Prayers Trying to avoid obvious comparisons like Low and The Spinanes is tough, maybe only because I love all of these bands, but Black Mountain: In The Future On “In …
Nightmares, conspiracy theories, mystic symbolism and allegories on family tragedy are all fodder for Brooklyn-based artist Ken Madore’s work. Crafting obsessively-detailed and intricate works of ink on paper—often on a huge scale—his …
Finishing up the last leg of their North American tour, Annuals and Manchester Orchestra have been bringing their intense style of melancholic indie rock to cities across the country for the last …
The first new record in six years deserves a party. And who rocks the party that rocks the body better than Brooklyn’s Les Savy Fav? To celebrate last week’s way-too-late release of …
Now that you’ve got your iPhone, you’ve probably also made the resolution to stop losing your phone in cabs, dropping it into toilets or letting it smash to the ground on late …