AmyJo Doh & The Spangles | Interview | New Album, ‘Spangle Landia’
AmyJo Doherty, she’s a rebel with a melody, a storyteller with a punk heart—meet the force behind 'Spangle Landia,' the latest album from The Spangles. Known for their...
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The Armoires | Interview | New Album, ‘Octoberland’
The Armoires have once again crafted a masterful album, 'Octoberland,' blending rich pop textures with a sense of creative community and deeply felt collaboration. Their latest release taps...
The Intima | Interview | The Reissue of ‘peril and panic’
The Intima, a boundary-blurring postpunk act that thrived from 1999 to 2004 and shared stages with icons like The Rapture and The Mekons, is finally seeing their 2003...
‘The Moon’ by Magick Brother & Mystic Sister | New Album, ‘Tarot Pt. II’
Exclusive video premiere of 'The Moon' by Magick Brother & Mystic Sister, taken from the upcoming album 'Tarot Pt. II,' slated for release on November 22, 2024, via...
Sick Bookies | Interview | New Album, ‘Mucky Books’
Sick Bookies, a rock band from Lincoln, UK, sometimes play scruffy indie rock songs, sometimes dive into improvised freaky instrumentals, and often do both in one set. Their...
Rediscovering Tibet | A Lost Gem of 70s Progressive Rock
Tibet, the progressive rock band from Werdohl in the Sauerland, was founded in 1971, but their musical output remained sparse until the late '70s. They released their only...
From The Dandy Warhols to Pete International Airport | An Interview with Peter Holmström
Peter Holmström, best known as a member of The Dandy Warhols, is a creative force with a range of projects under his belt, from Pete International Airport and...
Teddy and The Rough Riders | Interview | New Album, ‘Down Home’
Teddy and the Rough Riders, the Nashville-born duo of Jack Quiggins and Ryan Jennings, have returned with 'Down Home,' their raucous follow-up to their 2022 self-titled LP. Out...
SUN | Interview | Uncovering the Hidden Gem of German Jazz Rock/Prog
SUN was a band from southwest Germany near Mannheim that was featured on the 'Proton' compilation by the Kerston label in 1974 and later managed to self-release an...
Fear, Transformation, and Noise: A Place to Bury Strangers’ Oliver Ackermann on the Making of ‘Synthesizer’
A Place to Bury Strangers’ seventh album, 'Synthesizer,' is a bold reinvention from these New York City sonic explorers, who have been going strong for more than two...