Category: Interviews
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Interview: Brian Busch of Allsalt On The Band’s Debut Album ‘Ritual Abstract’
With liftoff of the space rock band’s debut album, ‘Ritual Abstract’, its frontman and former Cloakroom drummer discusses his new artistic phase and shaking off sonic derivatives in his orbit.
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Interview: Trent Rivas of Expose On The Band’s Debut Album ‘ETC’
With the release of their debut album, ‘ETC’, the leader of the experimental noise rock collective discusses their esoteric sound, the Los Angeles DIY scene, and letting sound lead the way.
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Interview: Full Blown Meltdown On ‘For Once in My Life’, His New Split With The Acid Flashback at Nightmare Beach and Cyborg9K
The DIY emo hype man discusses the origin story behind his new split with his scene peers alongside his journey since his 2023 breakthrough, ‘Mollify’.
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Interview: Chris Natividad of Marbled Eye On The Band’s New Album ‘Read The Air’
The guitarist and vocalist for the Bay Area punk band talks the upsides to taking a time out, coming up in the Bay Area scene, and the incisive sound behind their great sophomore effort, ‘Read The Air’.
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Interview: David Mitchell of Gulfer On The Band’s New Album ‘Third Wind’
‘Third Wind’ in full effect, bassist David Mitchell discusses adulting as songwriters and happy accidents in the evolved state of the emotive indie rockers’ best album yet.
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Interview: Dan Hornsby of True Green On His Band’s Debut Album ‘My Lost Decade’
The Minneapolis bedroom-pop songwriter and novelist talks the duality of his creative approach and the worlds that inspired his band’s debut album, ‘My Lost Decade’.
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Interview: Sara Gregory of ENTRY On The Band’s Latest EP ‘Exit Interview’
Fresh off their 2023 standout, ‘Exit Interview, the vocalist of the Los Angeles extreme hardcore band talks the feral nature of their sound and life on the road as a DIY band this day and age.
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Interview: Jim Hewitt of Lost Film On The Band’s New Album ‘Keep It Together’
With the release of the Western Mass indie-pop outfit’s best album yet, frontman Jim Hewitt talks wintry cabin recording sessions while being fit for fall, breaking old patterns, and how their sound is ingrained in emo.
