Interviews And Features

Underoath’s Aaron Gillespie Bares All On ‘Out of The Badlands’
By Candace McDuffie on October 21, 2016
If you ask any artist about the pain that comes with passion, they will tell you that true creative introspection goes hand in hand with...
Jenn Champion Puts a Sad Twist on EDM
By Anthony Cammalleri on October 18, 2016
Or how not to fall into musical quicksand… It can be said that in the past few decades, popular music has evolved almost entirely. Artists,...
Kishi Bashi on the Past, Present, & Future of Music
By Michael Garfield on October 4, 2016
Kaoru Ishibashi, stage name Kishi Bashi, is an acclaimed singer-songwriter and looping violinist. His third studio album, Sonderlust, produced by Chris Taylor (Grizzly Bear) and...
Nathan Gray on Satanism, BOYSETSFIRE & New Solo LP
By Mark Cowles on September 28, 2016
Nathan Gray opens up about his new solo work, the role of Satanism in his music, and the breakup of I AM HERESY. In our first...
Phantogram opens up about the making of ‘Three’
By Sommer Sharon on September 13, 2016
Phantogram opens up about new album Three, having Jimmy Fallon as a fan, genre-bending, and that new, new shit. The pop-duo Phantogram (who first graced our...
The Album Leaf Opens Up About ‘Between Waves’
By t. ali eubank on September 6, 2016
Post-rock outfit The Album Leaf is an ongoing musical project that can be likened to a buzzing beehive, especially on their latest album Between Waves....
A City in Flux: Exploring The Chattanooga Hip-Hop Scene
By Tony Eubank on September 2, 2016
Chattanooga is a city in flux. The Scenic City turned Gig City has seen the arrival of think tanks, business incubators, tech start-ups, all spurred...
Zig Zags Open up on Heavy Metal Philosophy
By Jaclyn Wing on September 1, 2016
ZIG ZAGS On Their Heavy Metal Philosophy: Finding Perfection in the Imperfect The environment you find yourself in influences your interpretation of day-to-day activities, your general...
Diarrhea Planet: Nashville’s Four-Guitar Army Ups the Ante on Latest LP
By Candace McDuffie on August 16, 2016
Diarrhea Planet’s third album, Turn To Gold, is their cleanest and most cohesive project to date. The Nashville rockers stay true to their taut, acid-flecked...
Ages and Ages On Blending Harmony & Dissonance in Isaac Brock’s Studio
By Sarah Brooks on August 9, 2016
Ages and Ages emerge with an interesting dynamic. With a name that leads with religious connotations, yet an identity that emphasizes community and spirituality with...