Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

This is Sudan Archives’ allow-me-to-reintroduce myself era, a reappraisal after drastic personal overhaul, one that refuses to exploit upheaval for material. Sudan, whose birth name is Brittney Denise ...

Sudan Archives is a violinist who breaks new ground with what the instrument can do in pop music. However, playing the violin is only one color she paints with, one arrow in her quiver. When combined ...

Sudan Archives‘ last few singles may have shown off the Midwestern violinist’s rap skills, but on her latest, “Come And Find You,” her production and instrumentalism take the spotlight. Blending ...

Sudan Archives continues the rollout for her upcoming album The BPM with a Y2K-influenced video for its new single, “Ms. Pac Man.” The Midwestern genre bender promised more straight-up rapping on her ...

Dance music is in Sudan Archives’ blood. The singer and violinist’s father is from Chicago, the birthplace of house music in the early 1980s. Meanwhile, her mother is from Detroit, where techno music ...

It's been almost three years since Sudan Archives' latest record Natural Brown Prom Queen, which we named Album Of The Week. Today the Los Angeles-via-Cincinnati musician returns with a new single ...

Sudan has been engulfed by violence since April 2023, when war between the Sudanese military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces broke out across the country. The conflict has turned the capital ...

At least, so says cyberfeminist scholar Donna Haraway in her infamous 1985 text, “A Cyborg Manifesto.” In this essay, Haraway writes about a changing world — one becoming increasingly integrated with ...

This fall, Sudan Archives will follow her critically beloved 2022 album Natural Brown Prom Queen with the dance-inspired LP The BPM. We've already heard her early singles "DEAD," "MY TYPE," and "YEA ...