Harper Lines from Harper and the Moths go “For the Record” about the band’s new album: Dark Enough to Dance | YYM+A | art as means to enlightenment
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Music Video Premiere: “Burnin Grass” by decker. [premiere + interview]
Exclusive premiere of the music video, “Burnin Grass”, from decker + interview with songwriter, Brandon Decker…
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For the Record: Ultraviolet Idiot by Bindi-Eye
by Carly Schorman
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Zachary Wubbena is the prolific songwriter behind the stoner-rock sounds of Tempe’s Bindi-Eye. His new album, Ultraviolet Idiot, is the latest in a string of dreamy, lofi, prosaic releases to emerge from the artist and just might prove his best work to date…
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For the Record: ‘Where You Are’ by R. Ariel
by Carly Schorman
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Phoenix songwriter/author and world traveler, r.ariel, is off on a whirlwind musical adventure that has taken her across continents and, as one of her avid social media followers, I love being taken around the globe as she brings her art and music to new listeners and new locales.
R.Ariel recently released her new album, Where You Are, earlier this year and her new book, No One Likes Us, on the SAME DAY. Either one of those artistic undertakings seems like it could be inordinately consuming, but R.Ariel seems to exist in a perpetual cycle of creation…
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Good Question: Brother Teresa Wants to Make You Dance with ‘Jam Chill Slam’ [interview]
by Jacob Unterreiner
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Brother Teresa really wants you to dance, but they don’t want to make it easy for you. The band’s acrobatic, boogie-inducing riffs are infectious, but sometimes they come in irregular time signatures; forcing the audience to think before they groove.
The band is fronted by a pair of singer-guitarists in Joe Allie and Salah Moharram, and is rounded out by bassist Bailey Stewart and drummer Dom Crooks. I sat down with the whole confounding crew in order to discuss their evolution as a band and their debut record: Jam Chill Slam…
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The Black Queen Brings Moody Synth Sounds to The Rebel Lounge [interview]
by Jacob Unterreiner
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If I told you there was a band called The Black Queen and it was fronted by former Dillinger Escape Plan vocalist Greg Puciato, what genre of music do you think they would play? You maybe guessed it: moody, synth-based pop…
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