Weaves: Defying Convention
“I feel like shows should be not just be experienced by a bunch of people who look exactly like you and dress exactly like you.”
Brian Fallon: Great Expectations
Ahead of The ‘59 Sound’s tenth anniversary and the release of his second solo record, The Gaslight Anthem frontman invites T7 editor Ryan De Freitas to look back at that seminal album, and gives an insight into his present and future.
Marmozets: “We don’t write for pop stars.”
As Britrock’s bright young things release their long-awaited second album, T7 editor Rob Barbour asks: what do Marmozets want?
Conjurer: Escaping The Mire
Rich Hobson gets to know the band behind one of the heavy records of 2018.
Jeff Rosenstock: Post-Everything
T7 editor Jade Curson speaks to DIY veteran Jeff Rosenstock about all things Post-, and has a much-needed discussion about accountability.
All Them Witches: Road Burnin’
All Them Witches are always on tour, and that’s the way they like it.
Toy Cars: “People sniff out what’s insincere”
Rob Mair talks skateboarding, complicity, and sincerity with Toy Cars’ Matteo DeBenedetti.
Caracara – “You need to upset yourself sometimes”
Rob Mair speaks to the new Philadelphia band that have written one of the most expansive emo records of the year.
Bayside: “The UK’s always been a tough one for us.”
Anthony Raneri reflects on 10 years of The Walking Wounded
Jamie Lenman – “I will gladly call out my heroes”
Shortly before the release of his new album, Jade Curson sat down with Jamie Lenman to talk about Devolver, and the pressures of staying relevant.
Jeremy Enigk: “I’ve always seen it as bringing chaos into order”
David Pemberton speaks to the ex-Sunny Day Real Estate vocalist about his creative process, work ethic and new album, Ghosts.
Julien Baker: Under The Lights
Kristy Diaz speaks to the best young songwriter on the planet about her newly-released new record for our November cover story.
Bad Sign: “We want to become one of the biggest bands in the world.”
Bad Sign’s Joe Appleford on the Croydon trio’s world-beating ambitions.
Onsind: “We Are Never Breaking Up”
Ahead of their new album, Jade Curson talks to Onsind about longevity, accountability, and punching Nazis
The Lonesome Crowded (Pacific North) West
Against a backdrop of geographical isolation and the creeping influence of gentrification, the Pacific Northwest continues to produce stellar new bands. Rob Mair looks at some of the emerging acts from a scene that rarely disappoints…
Chelsea Wolfe: “I don’t want to waste creative energy on hate.”
“People try to put words in artists’ mouths. But I know who I am.”
