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Mitch Mosk
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Owner and Editor, Atwood Magazine
New York
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I'm just happy to be here.
song reviews, and more!in-depth artist interviews, music premieres longform music features, EP and album reviews
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By Mitch Mosk Verified| Atwood Magazine Verified Glasgow’s Bottle Rockets erupt with raw passion and purpose on their fiery sixth single “Video Call,” an emotionally charged indie rock anthem that feels destined to put the rising Scottish four-piece on the map for good. for fans of Neon Trees, Walk the Moon, The Killers follow our Today’s Song(s) playlist Stream: “Video Call” – Bottle RocketsWe hope the song speaks to those who need a reminder that it’s okay to let go and embrace that sense of empowerment.
Editor’s Picks 117: Dancer, Adam Melchor & Mt. Joy, CMAT, Arcy Drive, Sydney Sprague, and Charlotte OC!
By Mitch Mosk Verified| Atwood Magazine Verified Atwood Magazine is excited to share our Editor’s Picks column, written and curated by Editor-in-Chief Mitch Mosk. Every week, Mitch will share a collection of songs, albums, and artists who have caught his ears, eyes, and heart. There is so much incredible music out there just waiting to be heard, and all it takes from us is an open mind and a willingness to listen.
By Mitch Mosk Verified| Atwood Magazine Verified Glasgow’s Bottle Rockets erupt with raw passion and purpose on their fiery sixth single “Video Call,” an emotionally charged indie rock anthem that feels destined to put the rising Scottish four-piece on the map for good. for fans of Neon Trees, Walk the Moon, The Killers follow our Today’s Song(s) playlist Stream: “Video Call” – Bottle RocketsWe hope the song speaks to those who need a reminder that it’s okay to let go and embrace that sense of empowerment.
Company Info
Atwood Magazine
Music journalism is alive and well. Atwood Magazine is a digital music journal dedicated to providing authentic writing, engaging, insightful editorials, and unique perspectives on music. We publish reviews, features, interviews and premieres daily. Atwood seeks out fresh voices from all over the globe with the goal of promoting the arts. We strive to create a collective of artistic visionaries, fostering a venue for collaboration and innovation with the aim to showcase not only incredible creation, but also the stories behind them. Our team of 40+ writers hail from all over the world: New York to Los Angeles, Ireland to Australia and more.
Founded: 2012