Bob Stewart’s Journey on ‘It’s Snowing in Bangkok’
Ohio-based songwriter and storytelling veteran Bob Stewart has been at music for a minute. If there’s one thing we’ve all seen and learned in recent years, with the...
Interview
Fairport Convention’s Simon Nicol Interview: “Time’s Arrow Only Flies One Way”
Few bands in British music have navigated the uncharted waters of change and tragedy with the grace of Fairport Convention. For Simon Nicol, the band’s enduring thread, the...
ALICE NOT JOHN Episode 24: A Fictional Radio Transmission Guest: Dominic Sas
ALICE NOT JOHNEpisode 24: A Fictional Radio TransmissionGuest: Dominic SasHost: Joeri Bruyninckx A conversation I overheard in a record store: Customer: “Do you have Coltrane?”Record shop owner: “In...
Jimbo Ross Unleashes the Jazz Viola on ‘SO DO IT’
Legendary trumpeter Don Ellis once dubbed Jimbo Ross the “only jazz violist in captivity,” a title the veteran musician has owned through a dizzying career accompanying icons ranging...
Sidewinder Returns with Monolithic New Single ‘Feed the Beast’
Wellington heavyweights Sidewinder are ushering in a new era, and we are proud to premiere their heavy new single, ‘Feed the Beast’. Following their thunderous 2022 album 'Talons,'...
School Disco Share ‘What You Do, What You Say’ and Break Down New Album ‘SDIV’
Brighton quartet School Disco blends repetitive rhythms with psych improvisation to create an organic sound. As they prepare to release their new album, 'SDIV,' on February 20th via...
Mad Dancers: An Interview about Rediscovered ’70s Tapes
Emerging from Rockford, Illinois in the early 1970s, Mad Dancers stood apart from the bar-band circuit that defined much of the local scene. While “most people at that...
Buzzard Interview: Bob Dylan, Black Sabbath, and the End of the World
Buzzard operates in the fertile borderlands where acoustic confession meets doomed amplification, a self-described realm that’s “too folk to be metal and too metal to be folk.” The...
Forever Now: Eternity’s Children — High Moon Resurrects Two Lost Sunshine-Psych Southern Pop Masterpieces
How does a band from Cleveland, Mississippi end up recording with Curt Boettcher, touring with the Temptations and the Stones, and making a blink-and-you-miss-it appearance in The Graduate?...
Shelley Burgon on ‘The In Between’: An Intimate Conversation About Sound, Silence, and Place
With 'The In Between,' harpist and composer Shelley Burgon reimagines the instrument as a living voice, moving through time, air, and fading light. Recorded without amplification as evening...