Interview
King Leg ‘The Birth Of Millennial Mod Rock’
King Legs talks about his debut album, working with Dwight Yoakam, and the birth of millennial mod rock
GWAR Were Right All Along
Just days after releasing a new album, GWAR guitarist Pustulus Maximus took a few minutes to explain why we should all just give up now
Dan Luke & The Raid ‘Up, Up, And Away’
Daniel Shultz tells tales of life-changing recording sessions, epic house parties, and sleeping on top of Walmart
Buffalo Killers ‘Farm to Turntable’
Andy Gabbard of Buffalo Killers gives us the dirt on the new album, and the many virtues of recording in a barn
Warbly Jets ‘The Guitar Never Died’
Samuel Shea of Warbly Jets weighs in on the band’s debut album, the state of the music industry, and why rock n roll is still
Donavon Frankenreiter ‘Do What You Feel’
Donavon Frankenreiter talks surfing and songwriting on the heels of a string of upcoming New York shows
Wooing ‘Talking in Technicolor’
Just gushing with Rachel Trachtenburg about her new band, Wooing, and the lush and colorful debut EP, DayDream Time Machine
Cinematic Songwriting with Stolen Jars
Cody Fitzgerald of Stolen Jars takes us inside Glint, a new EP featuring five songs, each accompanied by a unique visual from a different director
Slothrust ‘Trial & Error’
Kyle Bann of Slothrust dissects the trio’s creative process on their latest album, Everyone Else, and details their recent rise to headliner status
Lucky Chops ‘Breathing New Intention into Brass Music’
New York brass band Lucky Chops took some time to share their story, and their mission to ‘reach every listening ear around the world’, too
Summer Moon ‘Songs In My Room’
Nikolai Fraiture of The Strokes opens up about his new project Summer Moon, surrealist poetry, and…Beyoncé
Thievery Corporation ‘Greetings from Jamaica’
Eric Hilton, half of Thievery Corporation, talks about the duo’s new reggae-infused album, The Temple of I &
