In the driver’s seat with Adult Mom
“If you’re looking for an extended metaphor to make sense of the sudden loss of control over your life…you could certainly do worse than the image of being blindsided by a stranger in a truck.”
Anthony Kaoteon: “If We All Get It Wrong, Who Gets It Right?”
In spreading awareness of the issues in Lebanon whilst also raising money to help those affected, Kaoteon is putting his money where his mouth is and focusing on something close to his heart.
The Spook School: “Start a band – it might break your heart, but there’ll be some fun times too”
Editor Jade Curson speaks with The Spook School on their 2019 farewell tour
Youth Man – “You Can Make Art Out Of Anything”
“… the idealist’s DIY band – somebody willing to accept help and offer it out in turn, but also resolutely doing things entirely how they want to.”
Looking for the good with Lake Saint Daniel
Mia Hughes speaks to Future Teen’s Daniel Radin about his debut solo record, Good Things
The great expectations of Great Defeat
Rob Mair speaks to Great Defeat about their long road to bandhood, and the creative clash of egos that produced their debut ‘Always Goodbye’
Barely Civil: Figuring It Out
Mia Hughes speaks to Barely Civil about their sophomore record, and the importance of community
Jeff Rosenstock: No Justice, No Peace, No Dream
Jeff Rosenstock speaks to editor Kristy Diaz about No Dream, fighting the power, and the importance of finding joy amid the chaos.
Finding an avenue of positivity with The Winter Passing
It’s the end of the world as we know it (maybe), but for now, Rob Flynn feels fine.
Oceanator: Comfort In Sound
Mia Hughes speaks to Elise Okusami about the stunning debut Oceanator record, Things I Never Said
Glass Beach: Better Living Through Irony
Zoe Evans talks to LA’s Glass Beach about how they’ve used irony as a tool to build a devoted online community
Nervus: “Empower yourself with knowledge”
Last year, Paris Fawcett spoke to Em Foster from Nervus about the politically-charged third record Tough Crowd, easily as relevant now as it was on release.
A.A. Williams: The Shape of Heavy To Come
“Forever Blue stands as a bold statement of personal identity”
2nd Grade: “It feels good to be putting out a joyful document right now”
Mia Hughes looks for a little bit of respite from the world around us by diving into 2nd Grade’s world with Peter Gill
Bomb The Music (Journalism) Industry!
“…a year of private contrition seems to be the price of admission for (alleged) predators to be welcomed back to their pages with open arms.”
Truth Cult: “There’s a lot more to the Black experience than just feeling pain”
Mia Hughes speaks to Paris Roberts of Truth Cult about their debut LP, the importance of seeing yourself represented, and better living through astrology.
