The EVEN MORE Freewheelin’ Jeffrey Lewis: Rambling Through His New Record
Jeffrey Lewis is the kind of guy who can turn everyday weirdness into something unforgettable, and on his new album, 'The EVEN MORE Freewheelin’ Jeffrey Lewis,' he’s got...
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Mirror Queen Drops ‘Dying Days’ Video with Exclusive Interview
Mirror Queen’s new video for 'Dying Days,' the title track from their latest album out now on Tee Pee Records, is an electrifying visual counterpart to their signature...
Unmasking the Noise: PLQ MRX on Their Debut EP
Emerging from the back alleys of Philadelphia's noise rock underbelly, PLQ MRX is a masked collective of sonic delinquents who sound like Flipper got lost in a Funkadelic...
An Interview with Jenell Kesler: Psychedelic Alchemist on Life, LSD, and the Stories That Rewire Reality – A Conversation with Mark Craig About The Alchemist Letters
Jenell Kesler is a name you won’t forget once you dive into her latest book, The Alchemist Letters & Other Chemical Romances. A nurse-turned-underground chemist who crafted some...
Kat King Shines with ‘I Might Like It’
Indie alt-pop outfit Kat King is nothing less than a bright star in the making. Upon first listen of their latest single 'I Might Like It' (released February...
Street Songs & Steel Guitars: An Interview with Cary Baker on Down on the Corner
Cary Baker was just a suburban Chicago kid with ears wide open when his dad took him to Maxwell Street one day in 1970. There, on a cracked...
Sacred Blade’s Progressive, Sci-Fi Metal Lives Again with ‘Of the Sun + Moon’
Sacred Blade are back from the depths of metal history with the Supreme Echo reissue of Of 'The Sun + Moon,' an album that’s long been recognized as...
Anton Barbeau’s Double Drop: Track Premiere of ‘Glitch Wizard’ and a Deep Dive into His Double Release
Anton Barbeau’s 'Glitch Wizard' is the sound of a soul wrestling with grief, memory, and a fixation on things that flicker between the cracks of reality. The title...
John Reid Talks Strife: 70s Heavy Rock and the Chaos Behind It
Strife? Proper rock ‘n’ roll. Started in ’69, all about the music, no bullshit. Gordon Rowley nearly gets fried onstage by an electric shock and they just keep...
Surf, Storms & the Making of ‘King’: Tanya Donelly of Belly Looks Back on Its 30th Anniversary
It’s been 30 years since Belly released 'King' and somehow it still feels just as wild, weird, and wonderful as ever. Coming off the surprise success of 'Star,'...