Over three years in the making, the debut album from Aberdeen five piece The Deportees is now ready for release. The Birth of Industry is out on November 3rd (2017). Intended to channel a sense of place, The Birth of Industry is heavily influenced by the unique terrain of the North East of Scotland. Conjuring […]
Interview with Ascending Dawn – Cannonball
Ascending Dawn with their melodic prog-metal design, is a project with members from across the globe, fronted by Greek/Cypriot singer Marlain Angelides. Coalesce, Ascending Dawn’s first album – a collection of 9 tracks, was mixed and mastered by Jochem Jacobs (ex-Textures) at Split Second Sound. Jennifer Fletcher is featured on bass as a major contributor […]
Interview with Noiseheads – Sitcoms For Aliens
Noiseheads has toured around the US and shared bills with Fuel, Puddle of Mudd, Collective Soul, Psychedelic Furs, Staind, Three Days Grace, and many more. The band has been played during drive times on several radio stations across the country, in the UK, and Australia. With a television debut already under their belt, Noiseheads are […]
Interview with Sierra Blanca – Book
Sierra Blanca is the brainchild of Jethro Gaglione. He got his start as a 10 year-old playing under a tent in Mexico, where his parents were part of a traveling missionary group. A faint trace of those old Mexican gospel songs can still be heard in Sierra Blanca’s music in the form of anthemic, catchy […]
Interview with Wyves – Spoils of War
Formed in the early parts of 2015, the band Wyves have been hard at work creating and crafting their signature brand of Rock & Roll. Their debut album, “Spoils Of War”, is 11 tracks that came from six months of writing sessions. It is an album that is both modern and classic in quality and […]
Interview with Eyeball – Paradox of Eternal Limits
Eyeball is a collective of beings from Raleigh, NC who use guitars, drums, synthesizers, effects, noise, and feedback to conjure up their own brand of psychedelic neo-space rock. They have released two videos directed by Josh Sokal, “Acid War” and the music-film “Inside The Moon” as well the 4-song EP produced by Jeff Eacho titled […]
Interview with John Van Ness – The Great Escape
John Van Ness’ musical journey started in 1990 when he decided to learn to play guitar during his Freshman year of college. He developed his chops as a guitarist and songwriter during his formidable years as co-founding member of the band VAN NESS (with brother Joshua). When VAN NESS disbanded in 2002, John stepped away […]
Interview with Megan Henwood – Seventh
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Megan Henwood returns with another majestic alt-folk single, Seventh, out now via Dharma Records. The single is taken from Henwood’s forthcoming album, River, which depicts her lifelong relationship with the rivers and seas that flow into her creativity. Its alt-folk essence is illuminated with shades of sophisticated jazz and low-key electronica, on […]
Interview with East of My Youth – Broken Glass
Icelandic synth-pop duo East Of My Youth release their latest celestial single Broken Glass, out now via West Of My Future Ltd. A majestic, cinematic soundscape, the track soars with shimmering melodies and sweeping vocals throughout. As a result of Herdís Stefánsdóttir’s compositional background, Broken Glass has a dynamic musicality and uses glitchy, synth-infused beats […]
Interview with nav/attack – Centipede
LA based glitch-pop outfit nav/attack follows last year’s EP Errrors with dystopian themed single Centipede, released on 8th September 2017 via Sparse Symmetrics. Centipede is set in a post-apocalypic future, where breathing outside is illegal and everyone is addicted to narcotics-infused candy. A hypnotic, whirring cacophony, the track races with the glitchy speed of retro […]
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