Pup Show No Signs Of Slowing Down
PUP is well on their way to solidifying their reputation as one of today’s hardest working bands. The Toronto punk rockers have played a…
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Black Pumas Continue To Find Their Way
After two years of endless club shows in Austin and festival performances on both sides of the Atlantic, Black Pumas have finally released their…
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Relentless in Nature: An Interview with Stef Chura
Finding cohesion amongst chaos, Stef Chura’s second full length album embraces itself as a startlingly bold and striking work. Comprised of a dozen distinct…
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Local Natives: Someday is Now
After nearly 15 years, four albums and a long-sealed reputation as indie darlings, most bands might not necessarily feel the need to challenge themselves,…
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Grace in Transcendence: An Interview with Tamino
Ethereality is what surpasses judgement, a universal and innate stirring that forms an adamant connection between the giver and the listener. 22 year old…
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A Cautionary Tale: An Interview with Versing
Filled to the brim with convulsive ideas and sounds, Seattle act Versing has proven prolific and expansive since their inception over the last three…
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Memories and Keepsakes: An Interview with Hatchie
On a brief hiatus after wrapping up several live shows in California and continuing with the rest of her five week tour, Harriette Pilbeam…
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Fontaines D.C. Give Us Many Reasons To Listen
Irish post-punks Fontaines D.C. is comprised of Grian Chatten (vocals), Conor Deegan III (bass), Conor Curley (guitar), Tom Coll (drums), and Carlos O’Connell (guitar)….
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Conscious Examinations with Weyes Blood
Combining the traditional with the mystic, Los Angeles based act Weyes Blood (Natalie Meyers) is gearing up for her fourth release, and her first…
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Eli Raybon debuts “Empathy Test”
Fresh off a game-changing SXSW showcase, 21-year-old Eli Raybon is releasing the first single “Empathy Test” from his retro-futurist concept album Supertoys. Fresh off…
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Kiwi Jr.’s Tales Of The City
Mint Records‘ latest signees, Kiwi Jr., make their full-length debut with Football Money on March 29. It’s a reeling blast of power-pop that tells…
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Hollerado Go Out On Their Own Terms
As much as we all love drama, it’s heartwarming to see a band like Hollerado end for no other reason than wanting to do…
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