Comet Control interview with Chad Ross
Born from the ashes of Quest For Fire, Comet Control bares a great resemblance to whence it came, but the devastating guitar duo of Chad Ross and Andrew...
Underground of the Day Series
The Baby Magic interview with Mary Beth Brennan
© C.B. Linsey The Talking Heads are alive and well. Oh, you hadn’t heard? Yeah, they retooled the whole scheme, got some balls and kicked shit into hyper-gear… ...
Slushy – ‘Pastime Gardens’ (2014)
I don’t exactly know how it’s possible for a band to sound so freakin’ punk and yet so poppy and surfy at the same time. Usually it leans...
Baby Jesus interview
Where do you even begin with the wild, psychotic, madness that is Baby Jesus? Walls of reverberating noise implode into themselves, fractured sounds and howled vocals decimating the...
The Pink Tiles interview
With all of the Aussie music I hear people talking about here in the US, it’s predominantly seriously skuzzy, hardcore, lo-fi, brain damaging sludge punk, and don’t get...
Lori Goldston interview
I’ve been into Lori Goldston basically since I can remember getting into music. Her cello is one of the major factors that helped propel Nirvana’s Unplugged In New...
The Garment District | Interview | Jennifer Baron
Drawing from a seemingly endless palette of sound and expansive soundscapes, Jennifer Baron has managed to create a unique musical world of her own, unaffected, tainted or influenced...
Drugs Dragons interview with Tony “The Tonys” Sagger, Eric “Erroric” Mildew, Kevin “Bob Evans” and Luke “Puke Drugs” Chappelle
Drugs Dragons continue to probe into the nihilistic chaos of noise and distortion with their latest album II & I/III. If you’ve never heard Drugs Dragons before I’m...
Tatiana Kartomten interview
If you’re into Ty Segall than you’ve likely noticed the eye exploding awesomeness that graced the covers of the Ty Segall Band’s Slaughterhouse and Fuzz’s self-titled albums, what...
Charles Degeyter interview
Sometimes you just see something and are instantly hooked, that was the case when I saw Charles Degeyter’s designs for his Desertfest 2014 poster. There’s something about his...