Komintern | Interview with Michel Muzac on La Pop Sauvage
Michel Muzac's La Pop Sauvage is a captivating and essential chronicle of the French underground music scene during the late 1960s and early 1970s, a time when revolution...
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Billions Of Comrades | Interview | New Album, ‘Trotop’
'TROTOP' by the Belgian-based quartet Billions Of Comrades represents a powerful fusion of music and visuals, with contributions from artists like Ophélie Lhuire, Gil Mortio, and Laurent Eyen...
Couchois | Interview | Three Brothers, One Wild Ride (and a Few Bruises)
In 1979, a rock band from Huntsville, Alabama, called Couchois arrived with the kind of melodic ambition that fit snugly into the album-oriented rock era. Built around the...
Magic Mushroom Band | Interview | Garry Moonboot Masters
The Magic Mushroom Band’s legacy lies in the DIY scene of the '80s and '90s, a time when independent music and free festivals created a unique space for...
Kacimi | Interview | New Album, ‘Panache’
Kacimi’s fourth solo album, 'Panache,' feels like a quiet act of defiance — a gentle refusal to chase trends or shout for attention. It’s an album that draws...
Death Doula | Interview | New Album, ‘Love Spells’
Death Doula is a band experimenting with sound and emotion. Their music offers both refuge and a call to arms for those willing to confront the darkest parts...
John Terlesky | Interview | From The Original Sins, Suffacox to Brother JT & Beyond
John Terlesky is one of those rare figures who seems to exist on the fringe of rock, where DIY and creativity meet. Whether fronting the primitive, energy-charged Suffacox,...
Trigon | Interview | New Album, ‘Cosmic Kraut Jam’
Trigon is a seismic explosion of psych rock and their own ferocious "HeavyZenJazz." Rainer Lange's guitar rips through the cosmos, all jagged edges and liquid chaos, while Stefan...
Cowboy Junkies’ Michael Timmins | Interview | “Grace, Decay, and the Sound of Truth”
Michael Timmins of Cowboy Junkies is no stranger to chasing truth through sound, but 'A Little Bit of Grace and Decay' takes it further. A collaboration with longtime...
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,...