Shape Breaker interview with Patrick Hickey
There’s a little bit of anything that you want going on in Shape Breaker, with deep fried fuzz cloaked guitar freak-outs and catchy as hell vocals soaked in...
Underground of the Day Series
Hayvanlar Alemi interview with Işık Sarıhan and Özüm İtez
Hayvanlar Alemi’s sound is so varied that it’s difficult to even really start getting into it. Over the years they’ve carved out a niche for themselves, mostly amongst...
White Heat interview with Troy Anderson, Nick Gresens, Zach Smith
In the past year or so I’ve come across a number of bands that I could simply label as good old fashioned rock’n’roll, but I’m not sure any...
Zoltan | Interview | Matt Thompson
While there may be a lot of bands that are trying to do the ‘horror soundtrack’ thing these days, Zoltan are one of the few bands that I’ve...
Gothic Tropic interview with Cecilia Della Peruti
Gothic Tropic has been carving out a reputation in the crazy LA scene for years now since the release of their debut EP Awesome Problems back in 2011. ...
Ttotals – Let Everything Come Through (2014) review
Ttotals "Let Everything Come Through" (Twin Lakes Records, 2014) Ttotals (Interview here) have been around since 2009 releasing a cassette, CD, 10” and 12” since then, but Let...
Espectrostatic interview with Alex Cuervo
When asked to define his music Alex Cuervo, aka one-man recording project Espectrostatic, simply says, “The quick and dirty reduction for non-music geeks is “Horror movie music”. If...
Royal Pines interview with Joe Patt
I take comfort in knowing that the music I grew up with and love is still alive and well. When I first heard Royal Pines I wondered how...
Me Jane interview with Katie Gallegos, Marites Velazquez, Kyla Denham, and Sarah Braunstein
Me Jane are climbing their way out of the bustling Chicago scene to take their place among some of the most unique and interesting bands going on right...
Hoboken Division interview with Marie Rieffly and Mathieu Cazanave
Just when you start thinking to yourself, “they don’t make bands like that anymore”, you come across something like Hoboken Division. They’ve taken so many of the things...