Atmosphere >> Slug From Atmosphere On What Is Different About "The Family Sign" Album

Description: Slug from the Minneapolis alternative hip-hop group Atmosphere talks about hot lyrics, influential artists and giving back on this week's Subterranean.

Featuring: Atmosphere

Essays

The Controlled Burn of Savages’ ‘Silence Yourself’

Does their debut album live up to their smoldering first single?

05.08.13

Michael Tedder

Hive Five

Go Inside the Silkworm Legacy

Hive catches up with Silkworm documentary maker Seth Pomeroy.

04.11.13

Brad Cohan

Album Premiere

Stream Illogic and Blockhead’s Refined New Album ‘Capture the Sun’

It’s for your scotch and cigar moments.

04.09.13

Phillip Mlynar

Essays

You’re Taking the Knife’s Politics More Seriously Than They Are

The Dreijers still find ways to surprise their fans on ‘Shaking the Habitual.’

04.05.13

Katherine St. Asaph

Features

Paid Dues 2013: Wu Shirts, Throwbacks and That Turkey Macklemore

Jeff Weiss breaks down the winners, losers and giant corndogs of the independent hip-hop festival.

04.02.13

Jeff Weiss

Video Premiere

Papertwin Mine Old Space Footage for “Diving” Video

Watch this rising Brooklyn band’s retro-futurism inspired clip.

03.29.13

Chandra Johnson

Missed Connections

The First All-Female Rock Band Signed to a Major Label, and Other Pioneer Girl Groups

Douglas Wolk on the all-woman band that David Bowie once said “played like motherfuckers.”

02.27.13

Douglas Wolk