Interviews Archives — Page 10 of 27

We Should Go Driving | Single Premiere and an Interview With Breathless

As one of the more beloved bands from the post-punk underground, Breathless have remained a powerful force in our hearts and minds, and have been a forever favorite since they…

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Polaroid | Video Premiere + An Interview with Rosegarden Funeral Party’s Leah Lane

Rosegarden Funeral Party has been a band near and dear to our hearts since we first came across their 2018 debut EP The Chopping Block. The band’s infectious energy, lithe songwriting,…

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Dead Register Ask “Are We Robots?” in their Video for “Alive”—Plus Interview

Atlanta’s Dead Register has a complex kaleidoscope of sonic landscapes in their dark palette. Fronted by husband and wife tag team M.Chvasta (vocals, bass VI, bass) and Avril Che (keys,…

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Furs Face—An Interview with Rich Good of The Psychedelic Furs

Rich Good, the current guitarist for The Psychedelic Furs, has been busy leading up to and following the release of the first Furs album in nearly three decades, Made of…

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Stream the Scorching Murder Tbilisi Compilation + Interview With Label Boss Puritan

“We can get influences both from genre innovators like Front 242 and from genre modernisers like Phase Fatale. And if we combine it with modern possibilities to make music, we…

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Route 66 to Las Vegas—An Anti-Valentine’s Day Interview with Patriarchy

Actually Huizenga, the self-proclaimed queen of industrial snuff pop is a force of nature. A tongue-in-cheek edgelord who unleashes upon the world a unique brand of shock rock that lampoons…

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Post-Industrial Act Lotus Thrones Debuts Video for “Codependent Arsonry”—Plus Interview

Post-industrial project Lotus Thrones continues its cathartic journey of channeling darkness and inner demons into self-acceptance and healing with the video for “Codependent Arsonry”, a song featured on the forthcoming…

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Everything At Once: An Interview With Aeon Station’s Kevin Whelan

One of the biggest surprise releases of 2021 was Aeon Station‘s Observatory. With its clear, sky blue cover depicting a building in mid-construction, the sleeve reflects a rebuilding of sorts. The…

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From the Ridiculous to the Sublime: Post-Punk and Graphic Design Meet with the Art Direction of DAHSAR, Commercial Type, and Peter Saville

From the grand metropolis of Philadelphia emerges DAHSAR, a design brand that has established itself with collaborates with musicians and artists. DAHSAR, a reversal of the first name of founder…

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