Category: Interviews
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Interview: Dan Shaw of Landowner On The Band’s New Album ‘Escape the Compound’
The vocalist from the very anxious Western Mass post-punk band talks how the album’s themes emerged, history informing his songwriting, aging rock guys, the ’90s, and where to eat while visiting the Five College area.
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Interview: Hannah Rainey of Shady Bug On The Band’s New EP ‘What’s the Use?’
Shady Bug’s Hannah Rainey talks working toward balance amidst the disorder, the band’s new phase, and why you shouldn’t sleep on the sounds coming out of the Midwest.
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Interview: Brian Case of FACS On The Band’s New Album ‘Still Life In Decay’
The FACS frontman discusses the band’s creative churn, space as inspiration, and the current state of Chicago’s promising underground rock scene.
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Interview: Nicole Yun On Her New Album ‘Matter’
The Eternal Summers vocalist and guitarist talks her new solo album ‘Matter’, turning to pop to punctuate its themes, and how these last three years influenced its energy.
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Interview: Max Keyes of Spiral XP On The Band’s New EP ‘It’s Been A While’
The Spiral XP frontman discusses the evolution of the band, hot takes on very online shoegaze discourse guys, and visions for Seattle rockers’ first full-length.
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Interview: Tay Roebuck of Smut On The Band’s New Album ‘How the Light Felt’
The vocalist of the Chicago-based dream-pop rock band discussed their new album ‘How the Light Felt’, interpreting the personal through their art, and the ‘90s gaze in today’s current music spectrum.
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Interview: Stephen Pierce of Gold Dust On His Band’s New Album ‘The Late Great Gold Dust’
Stephen Piece talks his kinship between the band’s music and its surrounding nature, opening the door into the band’s scenic world with its cast of collaborators, and being loud as a softer facet of his sound.
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Interview: Kate Meizner of Jobber On The Band’s Debut EP ‘Hell In A Cell’
The leader of the indie rock ‘n wrestling faction discusses the intersect between life as an independent musician and that of a grappler, entrance themes as songwriting inspo, and putting all other bands on notice.
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Interview: Mark Plant of The Mall On Their New Album ‘Time Vehicle Earth’
The mastermind of the St. Louis experimental dance punk duo discusses the band’s second chapter, the end of the world, and being the biggest freaks in the scene no matter where they are.