Casey, from South Wales, are a perfect example of how vulnerability can lead to artistic greatness. Singer Tom Weaver…
INTERVIEWS
We Caught Up With Betsy Wright Of Bat Fangs
Formed by singer/guitarist Betsy Wright (Ex Hex) and drummer Laura King (Flesh Wounds/Speed Stick), Bat Fangs are a d…
Our Chat With Gabe Lewis of Lowtide
Melbourne group Lowtide are about to release their second full-length, Southern Mind, an album that takes on the them…
We Caught Up With Sam Duckworth Of Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.
After a 4 year hiatus, Sam Duckworth is back with Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly. to release his 6th studio album, Young Ad…
Ones To Watch: Interview With Brisbane Musician Hatchie & Watch New Video For Single “Sure”
Hatchie – aka Australian songwriter Harriette Pilbeam – has shared a new video for the single “Sure“. The…
Chelsea Wolfe: “Hiss is the white noise, the life force you’re addicted to. Spun is the sickening feeling you get from the withdrawals.”
There was a time when Chelsea Wolfe could have, perhaps erroneously, been called a folk singer, but with each new rel…
Enter Shikari: “We’ve never been a band to want to focus on the negatives, we’ve always tried to look for the positives, and I think that’s the real inspiration for this record.”
If one thing has ever been predictable about Enter Shikari, it’s been that they will never do what you expect. From t…
We Caught Up With Before And After Science, Here’s The Result…
Someone said that “The first rule of post-rock is that you definitely don’t call it post-rock.” Portugues…
Annie Hart: “It wasn’t like I was trying to do anything different from Au Revoir Simone… It’s gonna sound similar, but I think it just has a little more space and less things going on.”
Best known as one-third of Au Revoir Simone, Annie Hart didn’t quite stop making music while her band is curren…
Hot Water Music: “Over the past few years, I think we’ve sort of got better at dealing with each other and respecting each other’s boundaries.”
With a near-25-year career and massive experience on the road, Gainesville’ Florida’s Hot Water Music are…
Noga Erez: “…I had to learn how to find the balance and how to not get myself too deep into things and still remain very aware of what’s happening.”
Tel Aviv’s Noga Erez belongs to the group of those rare artists that somehow find a way to excel in pretty much all t…
Jade Jackson: “What gave me peace was being on my room by myself writing songs or performing.”
Jade Jackson spent much of her time in a small California town, working in her parents’ restaurant and writing song a…
Steven Wilson: “I hope there’s more protest in music, because music has always thrived on protest and rebellion and anger…”
Never one to tread the beaten track, Steven Wilson has once again returned two years after the critically acclaimed H…
Zola Jesus: “I feel like I needed music to communicate to specific people, not just communicate to myself or to the world.”
Zola Jesus, or Nika Roza Danilova, has been active for more than a decade (even though her debut album, The Spoils, w…
EMA: “Obviously a lot of things are really fucked up and broken and I’m hoping that maybe this is the wake up call that everyone needs.”
Artists like EMA – a.k.a. Erika M Anderson – are definitely needed in our lives more than ever. With her …