Eliades Ochoa | Interview | New Album, ‘Guajiro’
Eliades Ochoa’s album 'Guajiro' is a deeply reflective work that showcases his rich life experiences through traditional Cuban music blended with contemporary elements. The album was released in...
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Rome 56 | Interview | New Album, ‘Paradise Is Free’
Rome 56 is a band that's been churning out raw, electrifying sounds that blur the lines between classic melody and unfiltered rock 'n' roll. Their latest album, 'Paradise...
The Shirts | Interview | CBGB Legends Reborn
The Shirts, a staple of the late '70s NYC New Wave scene, are making a comeback from the musical wasteland with their first new tracks in over a...
CMH Records | Interview | “The idea is to reproduce the most honest playback of the master tapes”
CMH Records has maintained its independence and focus on great music throughout its nearly 50-year history, evolving from its early days under founders Martin C. Haerle and Arthur...
Jussi Lehtisalo | Interview | New Album, ‘Electric Catapult’
Jussi Lehtisalo (Circle, Pharaoh Overlord, Steel Mammoth) is a 52-year-old musician from Pori, Finland. He also runs the Ektro Records label and shop. ‘Electric Catapult,’ his new solo...
FAUX PRIX | Interview | “You’re living life and you’re documenting it”
FAUX PRIX is a fresh indie collective from California, spearheaded by New Zealand-born artist Bradley Hanan Carter (NO, 5 Billion in Diamonds, Steriogram) along with a group of...
Sleaford Mods | Interview | Limited Edition Reissue of Remastered Classic Album ‘Divide and Exit’
Sleaford Mods have always been the ragged edge of the blade, slicing through the fat of societal nonsense with every release. Their 'Divide and Exit' album was a...
Tarbaby February | Interview | “Florida’s Lost Blues Jammer”
Tarbaby February was one of those bands that defied the norm and burned brightly in the early '70s rock scene, blasting through the Southern music landscape with a...
The Upsides | Interview | New Self-Titled Debut Album
This one’s for the northern hemisphere summer enjoyers (or the southern hemisphere winter dreamers). As the heat indices soar like fireworks into the night, I require a few...
John Bromley | Interview | One of the Pinnacles of British Popsike
John Bromley’s 1969 album 'Sing' stands as a significant yet often overlooked artifact in the realm of British popsike. As a solitary entry in Bromley’s discography, 'Sing' captures...