All posts tagged "interview"
Boston’s Esh and Arc Prep For National Tour, Overcome Demons With Death Doesn’t Want You
The morbidity that lines Esh and Arc’s latest album, Death Doesn’t Want You, isn’t purely ornamental. Between tons of vocal distortion that border on near...
Show Preview: Neon Indian Keeps His Eyes on The Prize, Seizes Boston’s Sold Out Paradise Rock Club
Neon Indian’s latest masterpiece, Vega Intl. Night School, is one hell of a trippy audible experience. One minute, frontman Alan Palomo is vocally zigzagging over...
Watch New Radkey Video & Go Inside The Recording of Their New LP
RADKEY Small-Town Siblings Open Up About Producing New LP with Ross Orton When one thinks of breeding grounds for exciting new rock music, St. Joseph,...
LA LUZ on surviving a near-fatal car accident & producing new LP with Ty Segall
LA LUZ On surviving a near-fatal car accident and bouncing back to produce new LP with Ty Segall Everyone is still talking about the car...
Up Close and Personal With Diamond Thug at Boston’s Converse Rubber Tracks
Boston’s Converse Rubber Tracks Studio isn’t just another strategic musical landmark from arguably one of the most culturally forward brands in the nation. It subsequently...
John Whoriskey Jr. on Versatility in Hip-Hop & Standing Out Without Standing Still
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with John Whoriskey Jr., an up-and-coming vocalist, beats wizard, writer, producer, and videographer. His prismatic skill set...
Stream New Jeen LP ‘Tourist’ & Learn About Attic Recording
JEEN On Recording in Her Attic & Not Overworking Songs During the Creative Process Canadian indie-pop songstress Jeen is perhaps best known as a member...
How Recording in Cramped Spaces Illuminated The Breton Sound’s Latest EP
THE BRETON SOUND How Recording in Cramped Spaces Illuminated The Band’s Latest EP Wherever there’s a bar, there’s usually music involved, and that certainly applies...
Nick Thomas Opens Up About The Spill Canvas’ 10 Year Anniversary Tour, Reflects On Musical Growth
Nick Thomas knows how to dive deep into the elusive waters of self-deprecating romanticism. In fact, it’s what 2005’s One Fell Swoop is hinged on....
The Griswolds’ Tim John Talks The Making of Be Impressive
The Griswolds’ pulsating debut album, Be Impressive, showcases the Australian natives’ ability to be outrageously inventive as well as paint in a number of styles. Tribal rhythms collectively...
