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.
Spanish Love Songs – Schmaltz
Ryan Wilkinson on the latest offering from Spanish Love Songs.
Happy Accidents – Everything But The Here And Now
Dan Rourke shares his thoughts on Happy Accidents’ latest power-pop outing.
The Armed: No Solutions. Only Love.
Rich Hobson speaks with Detroit metal experimentalists The Armed about their musical vision and how their hometown shapes it.
Soccer Mommy – Clean
“There’s an unshakeable feeling of being inside Allison’s brain throughout these songs.”
Out of Step: How I Found My Place Through Straight Edge
Mia Hughes reflects on how Minor Threat (and JD Salinger) changed the way she views the world, and herself.
Nervus: The Good Outweighs The Bad
Kristy Diaz talks to Em Foster of Nervus about growth, visibility, and their upcoming second album, Everything Dies.
Camp Cope – How To Socialise & Make Friends
“…a complex breath of fresh air that is needed more than it’s deserved.”
