Nausea | Interview | From Squats to Apocalypse: Iconic Crust Punk EPs Return
Nausea, the scorned kings of NYC crust, are back with a vinyl resurrection of their notorious EPs, 'Cybergod' and 'Lie Cycle.' We caught up with John John Jesse,...
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Wendell Harrison | Interview | “We are all concerned with our environment, including social, economic, political, and artistic aspects”
Wendell Harrison’s path in jazz is a vivid reflection of the music’s power to evolve, inspire, and connect. From his early years learning clarinet and piano to his...
HYPER GAL | Interview | New Album, ‘After Image’
Springing from Osaka, Japan’s cultural heart, HYPER GAL crafts a sonic universe that marries avant-garde experimentation with an infectious pop energy. The minimalist duo, comprised of Koharu Ishida...
The Jarvis Street Revue | Interview | “Mr. Oil Man”
The Jarvis Street Revue, with their anthem 'Mr. Oilman,' delivered a scorching, eco-punk rebuke, slamming the greed of Big Oil long before anyone else was talking about it....
Poobah | Interview | Burning In The Rain: An Anthology
For years, Poobah's name was whispered in the dim corners of the rock underground, their sound an elusive blend of power and rough spirit that no one could...
Chicago’s Underground Revealed | Brevity’s Long-Lost Album
Back in 1970, Chicago rockers stepped into the studio, and now, 50 years later, we’re finally hearing the magic they created. 'Home Is Where Your Dog Is' isn’t...
EKZ Records: A Sonic Vision Two Decades in the Making
Jaakko Kakko grew up in the cultural whirlwind of Pori, where punk rock squats, jazz festivals, and creative hangouts like "Annis" sparked his lifelong obsession with music. Annis...
Greg Lisher | Interview | New Album, ‘Underwater Detection Method’
Greg Lisher, best known for his work with Camper Van Beethoven and Monks of Doom, ventures into uncharted territory with 'Underwater Detection Method.' While he’s been a staple...
Normil Hawaiians | Interview | Return with ‘Empires into Sand’
After four decades of dormancy, Normil Hawaiians have returned with 'Empires into Sand,' a collection that feels like both a revival and a natural extension of their early...
Aerdryk | Interview | “It’s supposed to be chaotic and disturbing”
One of my favorite black metal albums from the last couple of years has to be the debut album by Wemmel, Belgium-based Aerdryk, the moniker of François Breulet....