interviews

‘Peace or Love‘ is Kings of Convenience‘s first album in 12 years. “You want to be taken on a little emotional journey,“ Øye says of the album, “where you are sitting there daydreaming, and then you move with the music.“

Bad Time Records' new split 7” series 'Wavebreaker' aims to break down barriers between the different generations (and ”waves”) of ska. The first one in the series comes from Less Than Jake and Kill Lincoln, both of whom spoke to us about the idea behind this spli…

Philly indie rock musician Peter Gill is releasing a full-band, studio-recorded version of his 2018 demo album 'Wish You Were Here Tour' later this month. Hear a new song and read about 10 albums that influenced this album, seven of which are by The Beach Boys...

Wristmeetrazor's second album -- produced by Knocked Loose's Isaac Hale -- is a major step-up in every way: heavier, catchier, more genre-defying, more lyrically intense. We spoke to frontman Justin Fornof and Isaac about the making of this stunning record...

'Blue Weekend' feels like the older sibling to Wolf Alice's first two albums, taking certain elements from each and kicking them up a cinematic notch or two with an added presence of warm orchestral sequences and twinkling keys that whisper like a subtle breeze.

We Are The Union's new album is Reade Wolcott's coming out story as a trans woman, and it's also a musical reinvention that mixes the band's ska roots with a strong influence from the current indie/DIY scene. We had an in-depth chat with Reade about the album, the current ska sce…

Fiddlehead discuss how Magazine, The Clean, Sebadoh, Guided by Voices and more influenced their new album Between The Richness.

The Wedding Present's third album is an indie rock classic and one of the great Loud Quiet Loud records of all time. "It was probably the first to be honest," says frontman David Gedge.

Kaonashi's 'Dear Lemon House, You Ruined Me: Senior Year' is some of the most uniquely chaotic post-hardcore you'll hear all year, and it's also a literary concept album that continues the story of Jamie, the character that the band created on their previous record...

‘What We Do in the Shadows‘ and ‘Toast of London‘ star Matt Berry is a seriously funny guy but his music is no joke. We talked with him about his great new album ‘The Blue Elephant‘ and lots more.