INTERVIEWS
“There must be something dark happening somewhere”: Mouth Ulcers on their debut EP
The modern-day British goth act spill the lore on how their best-selling debut EP came to be, their favourite tracks and recording music videos on the hottest day on record.
Pleasance tell us all about their new single ‘Casanova’
Ahead of the release of the Brighton band’s latest single, we sat down with Soph and Ruby to discuss everything from visual art to Le Tigre.
Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos Talks Their New Film Score
The artist wrote and produced an instrumental score for the new trans rom-com hitting the film festival circuit this summer.
Swapmeet: “We ended up choosing the name because we thought it was cool”
Josh Doherty takes us through the journey of the fresh-faced Aussie quartet, on the road from academic beginnings to their first full-length album.
Charlie Forrest: The folk musician who caught The Clash’s ear — and records everything on a laptop
His music sounds borrowed from another era. His setup would make most producers wince. Charlie Forrest has never sounded more like himself.
daydreamers’ quest for honesty, connection and belonging
Ahead of the release of their debut album, ‘Have You Tried Screaming?’, daydreamers’ frontman, Riley, reflects on vulnerability, community and the quest to create a record that feels unmistakably human.
“How many times have I listened to the album? At least 230”: The eco-metal majesty of Nonagon Infinity: A Rock Epic
The planned, unofficial cinematic set to the psychedelic LP is a celebration by Gizz fans, for Gizz fans. Here’s how it came about, from the mouth of its director.
Filmore!’s Top 10 Songs to Doomscroll to
Following the release of his wild new single, ‘EVERYTHING IS BRAINROTT’, the boundary-pushing alternative artist gave us his list of songs to soundtrack your daily rot online.
Talia Mar: “I hope I can give people confidence; that is my main drive in life”
The musician talks motherhood, being an independent artist and staying true to herself.
Folk artist Sophia-Yau Weeks talks debut album ‘Misty Mountain’
The California-based singer and songwriter on the journey to her first album and finding her sound.
Leroy Clampitt on Creative Inspiration and Producing Pop Anthems
We sat down with the LA-based artist to talk about his new record label, recent solo projects, and what’s to come.
Haiden Henderson is getting uglier (on purpose)
From Wattpad fan fiction to his therapist telling him to take the leap he’s been avoiding, we met the leather-clad pop-rock upstart ahead of his new single and a tour with 5 Seconds of Summer.
Culture Wars: Ten years in, just getting started
Ten years of “throwing shit at the wall”. One debut album. And a frontman who still can’t quite believe any of it is real.
Kes: “I see Calypso like a tree — understanding the roots, nurturing the shoots, witnessing the fruits.”
Kees Dieffenthaller looks back on Kes’ musical roots and the legacy of Calypso and Soca.
How Xana turned the worst decade of her life into the best album of yours
Xana on the album that closed a chapter — and why she’s never felt freer.
“Word of mouth seems to be the biggest driver”: Ovven discusses latest album success
The upcoming Nashville artist spoke to us about his recent record release, the songwriting process and working with renowned producer Alex Farrar.
Step into Matt-Felix’s monochromatic world
Where music leads, Matt-Felix follows.
“It’s the greatest moment, the second it goes sideways”: Zia McCabe on The Dandy Warhols’ new album
The longtime keyboardist of the Oregon rock group and solo DJ talks ‘Pin Ups’, the Warhols’ first full cover album, long-lost demos and the importance of free will.
vegas water taxi: “I just can’t fake it”
Ahead of the alt-country band’s latest album, frontman Ben Hambro spoke to us about vulnerability, wit, and growing up.
Henry Grace: “I feel so lucky to have the people that I do have around me”
The Londoner spoke to us about the release of his 2nd album ‘Things Are Moving All Around Me’ and playing with a full band.