Interviews Archives — Page 4 of 17

Rare DM Bares All With “Send Nudes” + Dark Energy x Synthicide Livestream

The artist Erin Hoagg, under the name Rare DM, has found her stride during quarantine. The song “Send Nudes” and its adjacent video have sent ripples across the electronic music…

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An Introduction to Post-Soviet Post-Punk with Ploho and Molchat Doma

“I grew up in a small town near the Northern capital of Russia. The atmosphere, actually, was gloomy. The power in the city was held in the hands of bandit…

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In Conversation With Bootblacks

Bootblacks have been at the forefront of New York’s post-punk scene ever since their inception in 2010. Ten years of recording, relentless touring, and constant evolution has the band firing…

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Floodgate: A Psalm For Lost Souls | By Soft Kill and Tamaryn

If there is one track you need to hear today, let it be “Floodgate,” the third single from Soft Kill‘s upcoming Dead Kids, R.I.P. City LP. Not only is the track…

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A Bitter Summer in Decline: An Interview With Public Memory

Three is often the magic number, so they say, and as the Autumn chill settles in deeply, we’re beyond excited for the upcoming release from Public Memory, the third since the…

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An Interview with Los Angeles Darkwave Artist L

Los Angeles based Darkwave project L, one half of the duo Famblood, is the guise of musician Lynette Ríos Padilla, an artist who spans genres with her love for 1980s…

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Rose of Sharon: An Interview with Topographies’ Gray Tolhurst

We have been following Topographies for several years now as the group, helmed by singer/songwriter/guitarist Gray Tolhurst, developed from its beginnings as a lush tempestuous deluge of shoegaze and dreampop…

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From Horizon to Horizon: An Interview With And Also the Trees’ Simon Huw Jones

Over the course of 40 years, England’s And Also the Trees have stunned audiences with their powerful, pastoral sound. For the uninitiated, the band’s rich discography yields many aural pleasures,…

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Track by Track: Listen to Death Bells’ “New Signs of Life”

One of our favorite post-punk bands to emerge over the years is undoubtedly Death Bells, a band initially formed in Sydney Australia back in 2015, that has developed and grown…

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Dimensions of High Strangeness: An interview with Dreamscape Invocation

Seldom are there music projects so florid and lush with sonic tapestries spun from ornate and subconscious ritualism as found with Dreamscape Invocation, the multidisciplined artistic work of Amoreena Stout…

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