15 September 2026 – Angela Autumn — Believer Gets the Pitchfork Treatment
Appalachian singer-songwriter Angela Autumn earns major critical praise today for third album Believer, fusing banjo and acoustic guitar with grungegrass and psych-rock.
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Appalachian singer-songwriter Angela Autumn earns major critical praise today for third album Believer, fusing banjo and acoustic guitar with grungegrass and psych-rock.
Angela Autumn claims today's Folk Pick with Believer, avoiding retro heritage traps through a sharp collision of banjo, psych-rock, and grungegrass.
If you only explore five things today: The Tambourine Girls, Angela Autumn, V.I.V.E.K, Hawt Coco, and Big Ears 2027 deliver the ideal sonic journey.
Today's guitar itinerary moves from The Tambourine Girls through Angela Autumn and Pixies to My Chemical Romance, ramping up amplification from folk to arena rock.
Sorting genuine same-day developments from ongoing cycles: The Tambourine Girls' album feature, Angela Autumn's review, Hawt Coco's singles, and Malcolm Todd in Bangkok.
The comprehensive 10-artist listening session for 15 September 2026 guides you through Australian indie rock, Appalachian folk, deep bass, jazz-funk, and alternative icons.