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Mark Moody

Mark Moody

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Writer, Under the Radar

Tampa

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Total articles 707

  • Florist: Jellywish (Double Double Whammy) - review

    By Mark Moody Verified| Under the Radar Verified Web Exclusive Birth, school, work, death as the story goes. Or on Florist’s follow-up to their sublime self-titled album from 2022, it’s life, light, and a winter’s chill—followed by death. These themes recur over 10 lighter than air folk-tinged tracks. Florist-in-chief Emily Sprague has herself all tangled up worrying about whether it’s okay to float through life unthinking, uncaring as the alluded to jellyfish of the the album’s title.

    By Mark Moody Verified · Under the Radar

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • girlpuppy on “Sweetness” and the Benefits of a Breakup

    By Mark Moody Verified| Under the Radar Verified Web Exclusive Any indie music loving, self-respecting Atlantan has to have strong opinions on the Southern city’s myriad live music venues. A lifelong resident of the region, Becca Harvey (aka girlpuppy) has hit them all. “I love Variety Playhouse. That’s my dream venue. I love The Earl, it’s such an iconic spot. The Eastern too. I saw Father John Misty there a couple of weeks ago. It was insane, it was so good.

    By Mark Moody Verified · Under the Radar

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Florist: Jellywish (Double Double Whammy) - review

    By Mark Moody Verified| Under the Radar Verified Web Exclusive Birth, school, work, death as the story goes. Or on Florist’s follow-up to their sublime self-titled album from 2022, it’s life, light, and a winter’s chill—followed by death. These themes recur over 10 lighter than air folk-tinged tracks. Florist-in-chief Emily Sprague has herself all tangled up worrying about whether it’s okay to float through life unthinking, uncaring as the alluded to jellyfish of the the album’s title.

    By Mark Moody Verified · Under the Radar

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Under the Radar

A Podcast where we deconstruct everyday ideas, concepts, and subjects that surround us!

Maryland, United States, United States

+49 54 03488996

Founded: 2021