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We talked with The Joy Formidable about their new album AAARTH and how the changes happening in the world had a huge impact on their songwriting.
Welsh rock trio The Joy Formidable are back with another incredible and brightful album by the name AAARTH. We talked…
We Caught With Doe To Know More About Their New Album, Working With Producer Matthew Johnson (Hookworms) & How The Band Changed During These Past Years
Growing up and getting older is tough, but that’s something we can all relate to. Doe showcased that quite well…
We talked with Róisín Murphy about her collaboration with Maurice Fulton, how she feels about the world, and how she manages to keep pushing forward
For more than two decades, Róisín Murphy has been pushing forward – starting off with the English-Irish brillia…
The Soft Moon Announces ‘Criminal Remixed Vol. 1′ & Vol. 2’ 12″, Shares Imperial Black Unit Remix of “Like A Father”
Following the release of his fourth studio album ‘Criminal’ earlier this year via Sacred Bones, Luis Vasquez AKA The …
Ministry: “I don’t mind violence if it’s for your own self-preservation and right now we’re in a battle for self-preservation against right-wing ideology that is being accepted as mainstream”
You can’t keep a mean dog down. Maybe that’s why, after several announcements of retirement, Ministry are still alive…
We grabbed a quick chat with Fu Manchu’s founder and guitarist Scott Hill to discuss cars, pedals and riffs, you know, the important things in life.
In the past three decades, there have been few bands to sell the Sunshine State quite as well as Fu Manchu. The epito…
Sharptooth’s Lauren Kashan Discusses Sexism in the Music Industry and How the 2015 Baltimore Riots Helped Shape the Band’s Direction
Upon first listen to Baltimore hardcore band Sharptooth’s debut album Clever Girl, you can’t help to internalize all …
Earthless: “We’re not really reinventing the wheel with any of this but the one thing that can’t be denied is a good groove, or a good riff.”
Just when you think you’re burned out on rock and roll, that all the good riffs have been played out, and all your he…
Anna von Hausswolff: “The imagination is a very strong force that you carry around and it can work in both ways. It can be good for you, but sometimes it can be destructive for you as well.”
Anna von Hausswolff is well known for her extraordinary and riveting music. Dead Magic is her fourth album and itR…
Joan As Police Woman: “The most important thing as an artist for me is to stay true to my own ideas of what is beautiful in music.”
It’s no surprise that Joan Wasser is an inspiring and charismatic woman. Throughout her music career, she has p…
Emma Hern: “I feel like I’ve been working on it for so long to try to really figure out my sound and I’m really happy with that.”
Emma Hern is one of Nashville’s uprising gems that will get you stocked. She combines her powerful voice with c…
Icon in the Making: Kississippi’s Zoe Reynolds Delivers a Rosy Electro-Pop Debut on “Sunset Blush” + Interview
Kississippi’s Zoe Reynolds has a knack for making people feel like she has known them for eons. Upon the first five m…
The Soft Moon: “I would say this is probably my angriest album, which I think another level of darkness is anger.”
The Soft Moon, aka Luis Vasquez, has battled and documented in music his emotions, insecurities and anxieties. Crimin…
Tancred: “I feel like with each album I’ve put out, I’ve just learned more about what I’m doing and figured out the songs I want to write.”
Long gone are the days when Jess Abbott was a guitarist on Now, Now. She has built her own project and her own thing …