Still Earthbound: An Interview with Moviola Ahead of Dromfest 2025
Three decades on, Columbus band Moviola are still doing things their own way. Their new album 'Earthbound' (out August 29 on Dromedary Records) feels like both a milestone...
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Sunburned Hand of the Man on Dromfest: An Interview with the Collective
Sunburned Hand of the Man occupies a singular space in the landscape of American experimental music, where collective improvisation meets the uncharted terrain of psychedelia and free-form noise....
Das Damen on the Dromfest Stage: An Exclusive Interview
Das Damen was a vital dispatch from a bygone era of New York City's indie scene. You hear a band like that and you think, "Okay, maybe there's...
A Madder Rose in Bloom: The Return of an Indie-Rock Legend at Dromfest 2025
Madder Rose’s return is a welcome surprise, carrying none of the predictable nostalgia glaze. Known for their distinct blend of dreamy melancholy and hypnotic guitar textures, the band...
Kellie Rose Releases Authentic & Poetic Single ‘Same Team’
Kellie Rose (Aka K.R.) is a singer-songwriter and all-around creative based in Seattle, Washington. Known for her live looping performances, heart-rending lyrics, and effortless, soaring vocals, Kellie Rose...
Oruã Shares ‘México Suite’ | New Album, ‘Slacker’
Brazilian band Oruã today shared 'México Suite,' the latest single from their new LP 'Slacker,' out October 24th via K. The track was inspired by the unjust detention...
Chat Pile & Hayden Pedigo Announce Collaborative Album ‘In the Earth Again’
Oklahoma City’s noise-rock juggernaut Chat Pile and Texas/Oklahoma’s visionary guitarist-composer Hayden Pedigo have joined forces for a new collaborative album, 'In the Earth Again,' set for release on...
‘Paper Bag Princess’ by My Violence
My Violence is the nom de plume of Viennese chanteuse Silvia Ryder, formerly one half of the dreampop duo Sugarplum Fairies. Known for their striking blend of Americana...
‘Too Long For Lovers’ by Lips of Strangers
Lips of Strangers, the New Jersey-based indie dream-pop outfit, are back with their second release of 2025: the announcement of their sophomore EP, 'Too Long For Lovers.' Though...
Scrawl Talks Records and the Road to Dromfest
After their short-lived group Skull fell apart, vocalist and guitarist Marcy Mays and bassist and vocalist Sue Harshe formed Scrawl in Columbus, Ohio, in 1985, bringing in drummer...