Interviews Archives — Page 2 of 28

A Boy and His (Girlfriend’s Friend’s) Dog — Montreal Alt-Rock Outfit Empty Nesters Debuts Video for “Tilley” Featuring Sasha Cay

Taking my steps to say never I’ve already kicked it off Knowing that I won’t be better I will not come out on top Montreal’s Empty Nesters, the shape-shifting vehicle…

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Walking on Air — An Interview with David Wolfenden of Red Lorry Yellow Lorry

Of all the bands that hail from the prolific Leeds scene, none have captured my heart and mind more than Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. Formed in 1981 and adopting a…

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(S)Words in Difficult Times — An Interview with NYC Singer-Songwriter Bob Gaulke

Bob Gaulke, the restless raconteur and poetic provocateur moonlighting from New York City’s classrooms, has long peppered the underground with biting lyrical commentary on class, sex, and alienation. Known for…

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Strange Boutique Returns with the Cicadas for First New Album in 31 Years, “Let The Lonely Heart Sing” — Plus Interview

Emerging from the twilight heart of Washington D.C.’s musical underground in 1987, Strange Boutique carved out a niche where gothic elegance danced feverishly with angular post-punk vigor. Rising from the…

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A Cruel Summer in Paradise — An Interview with Bootblacks

Today, Bootblacks release Paradise, their aptly-titled fifth LP, on Artoffact Records. While the album has been teased with a series of sensational singles over a span of several months, it’s been…

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Sololand Twitches like a Rattlesnake in Western Post-Punk Ballad “Desert Sick Song” — Plus Interview

I’m walking to the lakebed And cocking my rifle And pointing my barrel I’m shooting the devil Sololand, a DIY project conceived by artist Didier Landron (Sandcastle; Electrical Blue Pop),…

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Brooklyn Duo fashn Displays a Diverse Array of Moody Post-Punk, Synth, and Alt-Rock Sounds in “Sequel” LP — Plus Interview

Brooklyn’s fashn exists in the spaces between genres, drifting through nebulous melodies and restless rhythms with a self-aware shrug and a knowing smirk. Formed by longtime friends Thomas Peters and…

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Gathering Rosebuds While You May — Boston Outfit Burn Kit Brandishes a Bouquet of Fiery Post-Punk with “Fallen Rose” EP

Hailing from Boston’s restless underground, Burn Kit emerges fierce and fiery, brandishing their debut EP, Fallen Rose, like a bouquet of barbed wire—beautiful, brutal, and laceratingly honest. The standout single,…

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Austin Outfit Porcelain Explores Grief and Loss in Their Road Trip Video for “Harmony” — Tour with Pelican Begins This Summer

Loss inhabits us quietly, like an uncharted realm we stumble into uninvited. It’s a subtle terrain, steeped in silence that deepens over time, becoming a familiar presence…an almost comforting hush…

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Seattle Darkwavers Dark Chisme Celebrate Community in Video for “Yo Puedo Vivir Sin Ti” — Plus Share Interview Ahead of Glōm Fest

Gossip is a venomous companion, a silent predator cloaked in whispers and knowing glances. It festers in secrecy, thriving in the corners of conversations where truth falters and integrity erodes.…

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