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Q&A: Nuzzle
From the gritty suburbs of Rosemead to the indie enclaves of Santa Cruz, Nuzzle carved out a distinct place in the 1990s emo scene. Active from 1992 to 2001, the…
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Q&A: Big Bill
Big Bill are an Austin-based punk/art-rock band with a taste for the eclectic. The project was founded by brothers Eric and Cody Braden, and over the last decade has transformed…
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Q&A: Poor Effort – “HMRC”
Poor Effort is the brainchild of Salford-based Matty Dagger. The project can be coined as “punk poetry” as it contains plenty of spoken word and witty musings derived from real-life…
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Q&A: Juleah
Her latest 2019 LP Desert Skies is a mesmerizing dance of a feather in the air; blowing away smoothly and urging you to leave your entwined mind, hit the road,…
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Premiere + Q&A: Kodalith – “Polaroid”
Kodalith is a brand new upbeat dream-pop/punk project based out of sunny Southern California, and their debut single “Polaroid” premieres today. The recently formed project is the melding of creative…
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Q&A + Show Review: argonaut&wasp
Over the past few years since their formation, argonaut&wasp have released a generous handful of electronic indie-pop jams bubbling with funky synth-inspiration guaranteed to get your feet moving. The product…
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Q&A: Phainopepla
Named after the bird, Phainopepla from Oakland features swirling smooth vocals that buoyantly flutter into your ears and kindle a sort of laid-back sunniness. The project is a solo effort…
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Q&A: Psychic Bloom
With the dreams that swirl around in his afro head, he pours his last drop of inspiration to feed the baby Psychic Bloom which has just given us the second…
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Q&A: Laurent Bourque – “Thinking of You”
Folk-swaying singer-songwriter Laurent Bourque released the second single ahead of his upcoming album, Blue Hour. “Thinking of You” is about reflecting on people you love who are no longer in…
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Q&A: Run Coyote
The curiously creeping guitars braided within the music engulfs the listener in the story, making them feel as if they’re part of it, watching from the barstool at a run-down…
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Q&A: Golden Vessel
Brisbane-based electronic artist and producer Golden Vessel channels chill club-vibes while maintaining an independent and unique complexion of sound. This weekend is the premiere of SLOWSHINE, his debut full-length album…
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Q&A: Sontag Shogun
Sontag Shogun is an experimental collaboration that plays with field recordings, pianos, and the conceptual limits of composition. Their latest effort “It Billows Up” is an intellectually dense exploration of…
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Q&A: Katie Rush
Katie Rush is an independent artist based out of Brooklyn, NY and her brand new album “Stage Life” is guaranteed to transport you to a vibrant pastel landscape. Give it…
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Q&A: Justin Wright
In a world sometimes filled with too much noise and outside opinions, it’s important to take a step back and drown yourself in the music itself, allowing yourself to seamlessly…
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Q&A: Alice Tambourine Lover
Alice Tambourine Lover play stripped down blues rock submerged in a pool of psychedelia. The Italian male/female duo are from the metropolitan city of Bologna, yet their folk-like sound envelopes…
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Q&A: Javie Bahama
Coachella valley-based artist Javie Bahama is one of the many musical hidden gems of the California desert. His sound, produced entirely on his own, teeters between lo-fi bedroom pop and…
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Q&A + Premiere: Annie Taylor
Annie Taylor are a female-fronted psychedelic rock band laced with grunge hailing from Zürich, Switzerland. Since their formation a few years ago, the band has toured around Europe, playing alongside…
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Q&A: NNAMDÏ
NNAMDÏ is an experimental musician and rapper with an ever-evolving turbine of fresh sound. NNAMDÏ creates playful hip-hop beats that unexpectedly compliment his profound (and sometimes outlandish) lyrics, resulting in…
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Q&A: Joyce
Joyce is a Brooklyn-based bedroom-pop artist that has been steadily releasing her first batch of singles over the last few months. She’s about as DIY as it gets: having recorded…
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Premiere + Q&A: Ten High – “No Waves”
Ten High are a fuzzy psychedelic garage rock project based out of Fayetteville, Arkansas. The band has recently played Norman Music Festival in Oklahoma and SXSW in Austin, and are…
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Q&A: Whole Milk
Whole Milk truly are the definition of #TourLife. The band spends more time on the road than at home, but they wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Q&A: Imagery Machine – “Misaligned”
Imagery Machine play female-fronted psychedelic rock with a rolling sprinkle of reggae. The group formed a few years ago, comprising of San Diego locals James, Jennie, Will, and Tyler. Since…
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Q&A: Eyebawl – Gutterbawl EP
Today is the release for Eyebawl’s debut EP, Gutterbawl! The EP is comprised of four hard-hitting songs that are guaranteed to make you angsty about both the present and impending…
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Q&A: Animal Years
Animal Years play feel-good folk music that is intertwined with a lingering air of raw nostalgia. The band has undergone a slight metamorphosis of changes since it’s conception, with roots…
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Q&A: Joel Taylor
Joel Taylor is a singer-songwriter from Australia currently based out of Los Angeles, CA. Joel moved to the US when he was 17 and quickly engulfed himself in the music…
