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Loose Lips: "I Feel We Are Always on the Same Wavelength When It Comes to How It Should Sound and the Image of the Band"
Across their debut album Last Laugh (DIG! Records), Melbourne's Loose Lips waste no time delivering ten tracks of late-night,...
Joe Massaro
2 days ago
Dummy: "We Were Just Pulling From Completely Disparate Reference Points and Throwing It All Together"
Spanning a few years, a few labels, and the humble confines of shared apartments and a cracked iPhone, Dummy's early EPs captured the...
Joe Massaro
5 days ago
The Cowboys: "I Suppose the Only Thing Keeping It Going Is Our Friendship, Which Is Really What This Band Is — Just a Minor Social Club for These Four Guys"
Over the past decade, The Cowboys have quietly carved out one of the most distinct, joyfully unclassifiable catalogs in American rock 'n'...
Joe Massaro
Jul 3
Alley Girl: "I've Always Felt Kind of Scruffy and Unruly, While Very Calculated and Considerate in Other Respects"
In a Hollywood scene buzzing with rising stars, jangle-crushed popsters, and home-recorded cassette visions, Alley Girl stands out like a...
Joe Massaro
Jun 6
Kathy Snax: "Don't Lament Your Musical Limitations; Work Within Them! Constraints Can Be Empowering and Even Give You Direction"
Kathy Snax's new EP Shangri-La is a shimmering, synth-forward journey through emotional ambiguity, memory, and the elusive nature of...
Joe Massaro
May 30
Stuart Moxham of Young Marble Giants: "It Was So Much About What We Didn't Want To Do"
Few bands have left as lasting an impression with as little sound as Young Marble Giants. Formed in Cardiff, Wales in 1978, the trio of...
Joe Massaro
May 28
Semi Trucks: "'Georgia Overdrive' Brings the Rock and the Pain More Acutely Heard"
Initially beginning as a songwriting vehicle for Southern California native Brendan Sepe, Semi Trucks took shape during the pandemic, but...
Joe Massaro
May 15
Alien Nosejob: "It's a Little Bit of Everything and a Whole Lot of Nothing, Something for Everybody, Nothing for Most"
Over the last decade, Jake Robertson has quietly built one of the most varied and compelling catalogs in underground music. Best known...
Joe Massaro
May 14
Jett Witchalls of Self Improvement: "I Have a Deep Fear of the White Picket Fence"
On their sophomore album Syndrome , Long Beach's Self Improvement confront the chaos of the present with their tightly wound, politically...
Joe Massaro
May 13
In The Red Records' Larry Hardy: "I Plan To Do Less, at Least for Right Now. I'm Trying To Get Through What I've Committed To Doing. That Was Enough. I'm Checking off the List." (Part Four)
Larry Hardy is the founder and owner of In the Red Records (ITR). For the past 34 years, ITR has been one of the leading independent...
Ryan Leach
May 9
Enduring 'Panther Phobia' at 25: The Oral History of the Brilliant Panther Burns LP Tav Falco Wants You To Forget
Larry Hardy (In The Red Records): Panther Phobia is a release I’m particularly proud of. I’m abundantly aware that Tav doesn’t feel the...
Chris Alpert Coyle
May 8
Artificial Go: "'Hopscotch Fever' Was Mostly Visiting Old Demos. 'Musical Chairs' Was a Turning Point of Writing New Songs Together in Present Time, Providing a More Collaborative Sound"
Cincinnati's Artificial Go continues to craft wiry, Dadaist-fueled post-punk with bright tuneful art pop across their new album Musical...
Joe Massaro
May 7
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