‘The Know’ Know what Used To Be
Daniel Knowles and Jennifer Farmer formed what would become "The Know" back in 2018 as a mutual gift to their marriage. The band was to be -and it is-…
Archer Oh’s “Gradients” is the most amazing thing out this week – INTERVIEW
If touring sounds like a nightmare to you, that's because it is. If it sounds like a fun experience that makes being a musician truly worth it, then that's also…
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D’Arcy unfurls “The Art Of Flying” + Interview
December is not yet here, but nonetheless, alternative powerhouse D'Arcy decided to close the year down with one of the best albums I've definitely heard all year. Seriously now,…
Royal Sugar’s Sweet Fleeting interview
Glam Rock has had its fair share of detractors over the years, and regardless of where one stands, its influence and achievements within the broader spectrum of Rock & Roll…
The Veils get swept in the Undertow
Once described by pitchfork's Stuart Berman as a Pop-Noir outfit, The Veils is making a somewhat unexpected return after a 6-year absence, releasing "Undertow" -a poetic metacommentary on songwriting- as…
Milquetoast & Co. release Kate Bush Homage
Milquetoast and Co. (pronounced milk-toast and company), is a six-part outfit based out of Denver. Broadly speaking, A band from the 'Americana' school, braiding together folk, rock, blues, and a…
Not From England debuts “Guest House” and we’re invited.
A Guest House is always a temporary lodging, a place where a traveler or a visitor settles down briefly before getting on with the rest of their road, and for…
Them Fantasies shoot for the stars with “Billionaires”
“Honestly, at the end of the day. Fuck space billionaires.” Weird and exciting! three-piece outfit 'Them Fantasies' probably doesn't care for the word "genre" at all, and their self-described infatuation…
Thea & The Wild’s most earthy album yet
"DeadHeading" is a gardening term that's used to describe the process of excising or trimming the withered -or "dead"- flowers from plants. The process has an aesthetic purpose of course,…
Ships have sailed scores another success with a fascinating version of ‘Creep’
Hearing the' Ships have sailed' cover of this '90s classic was one of the good things that happened to me on that day, which was very helter-skelter for…
THE MOSS – ALIVE AND INSOMNIAC
Alternative rock is alive and well and in great hands if those hands belong to The Moss, a band that styles itself as an "exuberant modern-indie-meets-’60s-blues four-piece" who bring…
INTERVIEW: BOH DORAN’S “ROBOT GIRL” IS ON-LINE
There's nothing particularly mechanical about Boh Doran's "Robot Girl". Nothing that feels pre-programmed and automatic, on the contrary, the EP feels lively and organic, almost like it's running headlong…