Debora Iyall of Romeo Void Looks Back on Art, Music, and Staying Herself
Romeo Void came out of San Francisco at the end of the 1970s, shaped by punk, art school, queer culture, and the small-club circuit around places like Mabuhay...
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Jerry Kranitz Traces the Hidden Network Behind “Cassette Culture”
Jerry Kranitz’s book looks at the cassette through the things people actually did with it. They recorded at home, dubbed tapes one at a time, mailed them out,...
Out of the Kentucky Underground: PRE’s 1973 Prog Rarity Gets Its First Official Vinyl Edition
PRE were an underground band in the truest sense. They recorded one ambitious album in Kentucky in 1973, never got the label deal they hoped for, and then...
Princess Goes Share New Single ‘Stranger’ From Their Upcoming New Album
Princess Goes return with 'Stranger,' a new single and video that opens the next chapter for the New York City trio. The band features Michael C. Hall on...
Jonathan Sindelman: The Keyboardist Connecting Glass, Penderecki, Beefheart And Beyond
Jonathan Sindelman is a Los Angeles-born keyboardist, composer, and sound designer whose work moves across contemporary composition, progressive rock, jazz, film-oriented production, and large-scale touring. Self-taught on piano...
Flowers Must Die: 20 Years of Friendship, Noise and Improvisation
“We started with no intentions to be a band,” says Flowers Must Die’s Rickard Daun, which explains why they still sound alive after twenty years. Lars remembered the...
Kristen Lolatte Interview | Magic, Nature and the World of Fiona
Kristen Lolatte wrote the Fiona trilogy with Ken Coffman after the two met while working in the corporate world. Lolatte had not written fiction since college, but Coffman...
Julian Hacquebard of Send Medicine Returns With Pyrenees Love Triangle’s ‘Babylon’
Julian Hacquebard, of Send Medicine, the best psychedelic pop outfit too many listeners have never heard of, has once again stepped over the line with his new project...
JANGAL Chases a Broken Synth Sound on ‘Stolen Places’ Ahead of His Debut EP
JANGAL is the solo project of Brodie White, a Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer whose path runs from Whanganui, New Zealand, through years of bands, tours, studios and...
Alan Clayson: The Argonauts, Outsider Spirit and the Making of ‘There’s Still Time’
Alan Clayson is the theatre-fed, rule-dodging mind behind Clayson and the Argonauts, and his new solo album, 'There’s Still Time,' out via Think Like A Key, finds him...