Thor | Interview | “I was always interested in muscles and music”
The heavy metal titan Thor recently dropped his new album 'Ride Of The Iron Horse.' This year marks 50 years since Thor first brought his muscle-bound madness to...
Liam Grant | Interview | “DIY culture and a ton of outsider music”
Liam Grant, a 24-year-old guitarist from New England (USA), has emerged as a leading figure in the revival of American primitive guitar music. His music reflects restless fingerpicking...
Morast | Interview | “Sound becomes music when it’s organized in a deliberate manner”
Morast is the solo electronics project of Moritz Morast, exploring the seamless blend of noise, techno, and free musical forms. The music is grounded in improvisational immediacy using...
Marie Vermont | Interview | “Improvisational communication”
Marie Vermont has been creating noise music both collaboratively and independently since 2007, currently with projects like IEOGM (with the concept horse), Micro Mata (with RSMA), and others....
Partly Zombish | Interview | New Album, ‘August Cake and the Clicky Keyboards’
Partly Zombish is the Niagara Falls, NY-based duo of Justin Von Strasburg and Joe LaPaglia. They make acoustic minimal noise. They developed their unique style through a shared...
The Loons – ‘Memories Have Faces’ (2024)
Fifth album by San Diego-based garage / psychedelic practitioners the Loons and, in terms of the songwriting / performance as well as the overall sonic balance and production,...
Danielle Whalebone | Interview | New Album, ‘Whispers of Shadows’
'Whispers of Shadows' is the latest album by Australian singer-songwriter Danielle Whalebone, offering a sonic and poetic exploration of human emotions through noise guitar and poetic verses. The...
‘Give It A Chance’ by Hotel Leo | Interview
'Give It A Chance' is the latest single from the upcoming EP by Hotel Leo. Some songs seem written for those magical movie moments. The dance floor clears,...
Eamon The Destroyer – ‘Alternate Piranhas EP’ (2024)
Eamon apparently doesn’t subscribe to the theory that you can’t go home again. More like, if at first you don’t succeed, release the outtakes. We loved last year’s...
Southern Steel | Interview | Miami’s Hidden Southern Rock Gem Gets a Proper Reissue
Southern Steel's 'Get On Through,' originally recorded in Miami in 1974 and now reissued via RidingEasy Records, stands as a prime exemplar of rare early '70s southern rock....