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Because music is moving so fast, there are times when you have music hurled at you that you can’t stop and enjoy what you’re receiving. When we came across the music of California’s Claude Fontaine, we stopped and took notice. In today’s world, it feels like a rarity where a new artist would take the...More Please

April 18, 2019

Khruangbin Prepares For Marfa Myths & Beyond

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interview Khruangbin

by David Garrick

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For the longest time, it felt like pretty much every city had a music festival. There would be nothing wrong with that if any two were discernible, but many had the same lineups just in a different place. When we stumbled across Marfa Myths, it was exactly what we wanted, a festival about music not...More Please

March 6, 2019

Dale Watson Takes His Luck Back on the Road

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Dale Watson interview

by David Garrick

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For the past twenty years, what gets called country music and what traditional country music is, has created a divide that gets more and more expansive with each passing year. In the world of big country music, there have been those who’ve stayed true to their roots, no natter what the industry thinks they should...More Please

February 13, 2019

Canada’s Anemone Opens Up About Inspiration & Audience Participation Ahead of Album Release

For the past couple of years, the music coming out of Canada has been better than anything penned by Celine Dion or Alanis Morissette. Acts like Daniel Romano and Michael Rault are just a couple of examples of artists who’ve released wonderful music coming from the great white north. When you look at infectious pop...More Please

January 25, 2019

DEGA is More Than a Typical Synth Pop Duo

In music sometimes, we categorize things too quickly. Sometimes we compartmentalize music into spaces that they can fall into, but they might be so much more than that in ways that are worthy of further exploration. That’s kind of the deal on synth-pop duo, DEGA. A married couple made up of industry veterans, DEGA is...More Please

January 18, 2019

El Ten Eleven Discuss Banker’s Hill & the Tour Around it

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El Ten Eleven interview

by David Garrick

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The world of post-rock is littered with acts that either don’t stand out, or by those who really stand out. For over fifteen years, Los Angeles based duo El Ten Eleven have really stood out among those who live in the post-rock genre. Armed with looping pedals, drums and a double-neck bass, the band has...More Please

January 14, 2019

Alejandro Escovedo, The Crossing & the Tour Behind It

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Alejandro Escovedo interview

by David Garrick

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In the music industry today, you can find plenty of artists with a story to tell. No matter how hard you look though, you might not find one who’s telling such a story as The Crossing by Alejandro Escovedo. While Escovedo was misunderstood by the music industry for a good part of his career, cutting...More Please

November 7, 2018

Ceremony is Ready To Bring It For Power Trip Anniversary

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Ceremony interview Punk

by David Garrick

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Hardcore has always been a place where members of bands were also the members of multiple other bands. Sometimes one band rises to the top, and the other bands have to take some time off. However, for Ceremony after their last album The L-Shaped Man and the tours that followed, the band has become a bit...More Please

November 5, 2018

KT Tunstall Comes Full Circle on Her Latest Release

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by David Garrick

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Face to face interviews can sometimes be daunting, because no matter how much you think you know an artist through their music, they might not be that person at all. When we sat down with Scotland’s KT Tunstall, we realized that not only her music thoughtful, soulful, and at times warm; she is all of...More Please

October 18, 2018

Buxton Opens Up on The Origins of Stay Out Late

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Buxton interview

by David Garrick

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The origins of any band can be interesting enough, though most bands get started the same way-people with like minded ideas-playing music as friends. Houston’s Buxton has been a band for fifteen years, and between their early years and today, their evolution has been natural enough to where it feels like the band could continue...More Please

October 16, 2018

Morgan Saint Controls Everything & It’s Refreshing To See

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by David Garrick

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Major label pop acts are all over the place today, so standing out can be difficult for most who are starting out. It wasn’t too long ago that someone in New York placed Morgan Saint on our radar, and we’ve been fans ever since. Saint is new in the pop world, but her approach of...More Please

October 15, 2018

Julian Casablancas Gets Political

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by David Garrick

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Artists have had no problem stating that they’re not fans of the current political landscape, though very few are singing about it. You read all the time about how everyone has disdain for the current state of affairs, but there’s almost no one blatantly speaking to it. You know Julian Casablancas from his band The...More Please

October 10, 2018

Alice Cooper Brings Paranormal To Life

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Alice Cooper interview

by David Garrick

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Alice Cooper is definitely a force in music. Whether it’s back forty years ago with the hard rock shock theatrics he helped pioneer or today with his 27th album Paranormal, he’s always been a bankable artist is terms of stepping things up on record or in person. As energetic as Cooper is in person, chatting...More Please

October 8, 2018

Jungle Are Back, Ready to Conquer America

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Dance interview Jungle

by David Garrick

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When the falsetto vocals and funk infused sounds of Jungle came around four years ago, there were not many acts around like them. Their catchy and groove oriented sound made them favorites of anyone who heard them, while their live sets where something else entirely, making them a big deal all around the globe. This...More Please

October 4, 2018

Subcultural Wanderers: An Interview with Joe Stevens of Peel Dream Magazine

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Indie Rock interview New Music Peel Dream Magazine

by Trish Connelly

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A reference to BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel, Brooklyn-based musician Joe Stevens conjures abstract memories of the past, reminiscent of lo-fi and underground sounds of the 90’s in his latest project for Peel Dream Magazine. Written and recorded by Stevens over a period of four weeks last fall in New York, his debut album...More Please

October 3, 2018

Two And Two: Fred Thomas

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Fred Thomas interview

by David Garrick

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For fifteen years, Michigan’s Fred Thomas has put out solo records and played in the bands Saturday Looks Good To Me, Mighty Clouds, Failed Flowers and more. Thomas has always made the kind of music that seemed to fly under the radar until his 2015 album All Are Saved. The first of three that would...More Please

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Claude Fontaine Talks Love of Music, Inspiration & Debut Album in New Interview

Khruangbin Prepares For Marfa Myths & Beyond

Dale Watson Takes His Luck Back on the Road

Canada’s Anemone Opens Up About Inspiration & Audience Participation Ahead of Album Release

DEGA is More Than a Typical Synth Pop Duo

El Ten Eleven Discuss Banker’s Hill & the Tour Around it

Alejandro Escovedo, The Crossing & the Tour Behind It

Ceremony is Ready To Bring It For Power Trip Anniversary

KT Tunstall Comes Full Circle on Her Latest Release

Buxton Opens Up on The Origins of Stay Out Late

Morgan Saint Controls Everything & It’s Refreshing To See

Julian Casablancas Gets Political

Alice Cooper Brings Paranormal To Life

Jungle Are Back, Ready to Conquer America

Subcultural Wanderers: An Interview with Joe Stevens of Peel Dream Magazine

Two And Two: Fred Thomas

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