Nelson Pass on Pass Labs, First Watt and the Art of Simplicity
Nelson Pass has been designing amplifiers for more than half a century, but he still talks about them as if the interesting part is finding out what happens...
Nelson Pass has been designing amplifiers for more than half a century, but he still talks about them as if the interesting part is finding out what happens...
Anton Barbeau found ‘World Calls Love’ while clearing out his father’s house. There were boxes of old cassettes there, with hundreds of demos he had recorded years ago....
ALICE NOT JOHNEpisode 30: A Fictional Radio TransmissionGuest: Roman Alexander HödlHost: Joeri Bruyninckx A conversation I overheard in a record store: Customer: “Do you have Coltrane?”Record shop owner:...
It's nearly three years since we premiered ‘Arven’, the second album by Norwegian group Zenon. Filip Zenon Ramberg was then writing about inheritance, family and the things we...
Dayton, Ohio’s Smug Brothers return tomorrow with ‘Pinhole to Vortex’, their latest album for Anyway Records. We’re pleased to premiere the record in full today. Smug Brothers have...
Brooklyn four-piece Be Decent have released their debut album ‘Now’s The Time’, along with a new video for ‘Try Not To Die’. The band formed in 2022, when...
Free’s music depended on space, and Simon Kirke understood better than most drummers when not to fill it. Alongside Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser and Paul Kossoff, he helped...
Strange Pains, the project of Boston-born songwriter Ted Bradley, have announced their debut album ‘The Diamond District I’, out October 16. It is the first half of a...
Spanish experimental pop project Sehore have announced a new album, ‘Ptkbdglmnr’, due November 20, with ‘IA’ serving as its first single. Sehore have only been around since 2025,...
Three years after ‘All Scum’, Diemen Sniep have finally stirred again. ‘CRY_O’ is their first new song since 2023 and the first look at ‘Nobody Likes a Pity...