Interviews Archives — Page 6 of 29

Floating into Memories – An Interview With Coatie Pop

New York’s Coatie Pop have quickly become a modern favorite ever since I first heard the track “Bodies” in late 2023. After listening to their debut record Deathbed five times…

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ghostplay Unveils New Album “Zelpha,” An Existential Collage of Dream Pop and Experimental Rock — Plus Interview

A fleeting moment in gray skies But remarkable to be a part of All And though tomorrow they’ll be gone The Waves washing out will still be there to fall…

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The Depths You Hold — An Interview with Houses of Heaven

Back in April, California-based trio Houses of Heaven released their long-awaited sophomore LP, Within/Without, via Felte Records. With their visceral blend of pummeling post-punk energy and deep synth grooves, the…

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Miami Darkwavers Astari Nite Debut Video for “Tongue Tied Galore” — Plus Track by Track of Genre Defying New Album “Resolution Of Happiness”

Let’s get high on space invaders Perfumes contagious Just you and me unknown London bridge is burning baby Miami’s Astari Nite sets itself apart with a blend of dark alternative…

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Emerald Leaves Shimmering in the Light of Dawn — An Interview with Alcest

It was five years ago that Alcest released their sixth studio album, Spiritual Instinct. The world then was a different place, a place where we moved freely and without as…

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NYC’s The Clamor Debuts Sarcastic New Wave Punk Single “New Harder Hit”

When he isn’t leading the charge with his new wave/punk band The Clamor, New York City’s multifaceted Aaron Louis finds himself engaged in an array of endeavours: video designer, booking…

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To The Lost Festival in Australia Aims To Help Relieve The Mental Health Crisis

The second annual To The Lost Festival in Australia is happening this summer! Created as a fundraising effort for the Black Dog Institute, the festival, akin to Cold Waves in…

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Mavericks of Indie Rock and Alternative Dance EMF to Perform First US Gigs in 32 Years — Plus Interview

EMF, those mischievous lads from Cinderford, Gloucestershire, burst onto the scene in 1989 like a confetti cannon at a solemn dinner party. The name, officially standing for “Epsom Mad Funkers,”…

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Brazilian Noise Pop Ensemble Oruã Debuts Video for “Miragem”

Rio de Janeiro’s Oruã has firmly planted themselves in the Brazilian lo-fi music scene. Led by the talented guitarist and producer Lê Almeida, the band features former Built to Spill…

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A Wall of Bones — Minneapolis Ethereal Goth Trio Autumn Debut Video for Icy New Single “Catacombs”

now we lay here thigh to thigh later our bones will just stack to the sky better listen don’t care what you’ve seen we will be here for the end…

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