Hit Like A Girl: “Things don’t change if we stay silent”
Ryan Wilkinson speaks to HLAG’s Nicolle Maroulis about their latest record What Makes Love Last, and the forces that shaped it.
Wild Pink: The Sweet Hereafter
Rob Mair discusses time, place, and everything after with Wild Pink
Shannen Moser Will Sing
Mia Hughes speaks with Shannen Moser about her stunning new record and the journey that lead to it.
Not Drowning, But Waving: Tru
Pat DeFrancisci tells Ryan Wilkinson why growing up is hard to do.
The Warmth of a Thriving Scene: Justine Jones
Paris Fawcett chats to Justine Jones about Employed To Serve, Holy Roar records, and her role in the Great UK Metal Revival
Forth Wanderers: “We do our best”
Kristy Diaz talks to Ava Trilling about the tribulations of trying to create art across state lines
Joyce Manor: Million Dollars To Kill Me
Mia Hughes gets to grips with the fifth record from Joyce Manor
Getting lit(erate) with Retirement Party
Rob Mair speaks to Retirement Party’s Avery Springer about moving to Chicago to start a ‘real’ band and unloading her mind onto that band’s new record.
The Get Up Kids: Kicking Back
Matt Pryor reflects on TGUK’s legacy, their place in modern-day emo, and their brilliant new EP Kicker.
Petal – Magic Gone
Mia Hughes gives her take on PA singer/songwriter Kiley Lotz’ second full-length under the Petal moniker.
Zeal & Ardor: The Deepest Blues Are Black (Metal)
Rich Hobson talks to Zeal & Ardor’s Manuel Gagneux about the new record, and pissing off black metal purists.
Animal Flag: “We’re a real band now”
Ryan Wilkinson talks to Matt Politoski of Animal Flag about their new record, Void Ripper.
Introducing: Barely March
T7 editor Jade Curson speaks to Chris Keough, the unassuming figure behind one of this year’s most exciting releases.
It’s Just A Spark: Finding Hope Through Paramore
Mia Hughes reflects on how the Franklin, TN band have helped her to understand what it truly means to hope.
Rough Hands: Symptoms Of Progression
Rich Hobson gets to know Rough Hands, the band responsible for the UK hardcore release of the year so far.
Furious affections: 18 years of loving Left and Leaving
Rob Mair looks back on his eighteen year relationship with The Weakerthans’ classic record.
