Graveyard Club recorded a collection of haunted, synth-laden songs in a 19th century mansion in St. Paul, Minnesota in the fall of 2013. These songs would comprise the group’s lo-fi debut EP Sleepwalk, released in January 2014. Founding members Matthew Schufman (vocals, synths) and Michael Wojtalewicz (guitar) began the project inspired by a unique list […]
Interviews
This area includes a running list of all the interviews we have published. We interview bands, venues, studios, business owners, producers, engineers, and any one else who spends a significant amount of time supporting independent music.
Interview with Camille Miller
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Camille Miller about her influences, the new project and much more. Full Q&A, links, and streams of Neverland and Banksy can be found below. http://soundcloud.com/camillemiller/03_neverland_m2_16/s-vGeeB Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by […]
Interview with Charlotte Savary – Coming Home
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Charlotte Savary about her new project, influences, and more. Full Q&A, links, and the video for Coming Home can be found below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) […]
Interview with Dan Franklin – Live To Dream Again
Following an exciting run playing guitar and bass with artists like Slash, LeAnn Rimes and more, Dan plunged back into his first love of songwriting and story telling with his 2015 epic, ‘The Best Ride of Your Life’. These 13 internationally recorded songs were created thanks to a wildly successful KickStarter campaign. The album was […]
Interview with Stoop Kids – Genre Bending Greatness
Stoop Kids’ sound is an eclectic mix of soul, hip-hop, surf, jazz, and rock with a psychedelic aftertaste. This, combined with their high-energy, theatrical, performances, makes Stoop Kids unique and unpredictable. While based in New Orleans, the band has toured extensively throughout the eastern United States over the past two years and plan to expand […]
Interview with Raccoon Fighter
Queens NYC based Raccoon Fighter shoot laser beams out of their eyes, smoke fuzz boxes and swim in the sky with Alex Chilton. Back stroking with him in time to gritty 1970’s east village NYC, where they shoot pool/sniff glue with the New York Dolls and Television at CBGB’s. Their latest release Spiral Flag in […]
Rich Stephenson Interview – Better Things To Do
London-based singer-songwriter Rich Stephenson has unveiled Better Things To Do, the lead single from his upcoming I Am Rich EP. The energetic slice of summery folk-pop showcases his sharp lyrics, choppy guitars & talent for infectious choruses. Born and raised on the rural Yorkshire coast and now living in the capital, these two contrasting locations […]
Freja Frances Interview – Porcelain Doll
Freja Frances first started writing songs at the age of nine with dreams of starting a rock band and becoming the next big thing. However, due to her ability to prolifically write high calibre music at such a young age, Freja decided she didn’t need a band behind her and ended up with a collection […]
Interview with Christian Heath
Christian Heath is no stranger to the South African music scene, although many may wonder where he has been hiding for the last few years. Best known for his role as lead singer of the Christian Heath Band, the East London born and bred singer songwriter is embarking on a fully fledged solo career and […]
Interview with SONA – Terribly Tangled
In a Buddhist story, “Not Too Tight, Not Too Loose,” Sona is the name of a lute player who achieves awakening through finding balance in his practice. Sona realizes that if his strings are too tight or too loose, he cannot produce the music he desires. His strings serve as the metaphor for what goes […]
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