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Interview with Rendered – Must Be The Enemy

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Blackpool based rock band Rendered are have released their 2nd single “Must Be The Enemy!”. A dense, layered approach with intricate guitars & heavy emotive choruses. Their music hearkens back to the harder edges of the mid-90s, whilst offering a fresh, and, at times, harrowing perspective on growing older in a gritty northern town.  Hard-hitting swaggering drums, a […]

Interview with The Assist – Television Kid

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Ever since forming in 2014, The Assist have had their finger on the pulse of how the modern generation consume music, soaking their soaring indie anthems with hip-hop-inflected beats, dance-tinged rhythms and blistering breakdowns. It’s this eclectic adventurism that has seen The Assist sell out venues across Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield as well as […]

Interview with THE iMAGINARY FRIENDS – The Golden Age of the Narcissist

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THE iMAGINARY FRIENDS are a London based, inter-gender, gloom drenched new-wave band. With a punk swagger and cinematic production, brutally analysing modern western culture. Consciously trying to push the boundaries of what it means to be a band in the 21st Century, sonically, lyrically and visually. In this interview spotlight, I chat with THE iMAGINARY […]

Interview with RedRum Society – Stormy Weather

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RedrumSociety, led by singer and guitarist Zach Cohen, is possibly the most sexual music your earholes will ever encounter. Influences of RedrumSociety are mostly born from blues, funk, rock, and soul, but don’t let that fool you. RedrumSociety is its own brand of music. All of their songs are based on their own unique life […]

Interview with Zach Churchill – Heartbreak & Hope

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With an expressively vulnerable voice, singer-songwriter Zach Churchill breathes life, love, and gratitude into absorbing narratives. Sophisticated arrangements, inventive modulations, and superlative musicality are hallmarks of the Orange County, California native’s debut collection, Heartbreak & Hope. 11 songs serve as musical mile markers commemorating a ten-year journey through his twenties — a decade that he barely survived.  […]

Inner Voices and Curious Choices, This New Album from Round About Really Jams, It Uplifts, It Energizes

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I can’t seem to find anything wrong with the new album, Inner Voices & Curious Choices, by Washington DC pop rockers Round About. I’m serious! After the week I’ve had, Inner Voices & Curious Choices delivered the perfect blend of soothing, yet energizing, even uplifting, pop rock jams that revitalized my spirits and left me […]

Interview with Bradley Coomes – Communion

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In this interview spotlight, I chat with Bradley Coomes about the latest release (Communion), surviving the lock downs, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Communion by Bradley Coomes Where are you from and how do You describe your style of music? I’m originally from a tiny town called Owensboro in […]

Interview with Raven King – The Great Divide

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Rhythmically intriguing and poetically profound, Raven King has a sound that is striking to the ear. The eccentric musical duo defies any certain genre-type, pulling different styles of rock, grunge, indie, and groove into their music. In the lead up to their March 25th album release, Veni Vedi Verti, the band has released a brand […]

Interview with Sleeplore

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Scranton-based, alternative experimentalist, Clyde Rosencrance, has released his debut EP as Sleeplore. “Sleeplore” (self-titled) builds upon the success of previously released singles, which caught the ear of outlets like ‘Alternative Press’, with an EP that collectively embodies the origination of the Sleeplore sound. The EP was completed with the help of multi-Grammy award winning mastering […]