Manchester based enfants terribles, The Vanity Project, are preparing to unleash their own brand of surrealist soundscapes to a wider audience through the release of single Centaur, out now via Eve of Creation. Combining propulsive EDM beats and effected vocals, with fuzzy guitar segments and time changes galore, The Vanity Project have created their very […]
Interview with HYYTS – Car Crash Carnivore
Glasgow risers HYYTS return with their latest precocious pop release, Car Crash Carnivore, out now. Kicking off with Adam’s ethereal falsetto soaring over soft synth soundscapes, the duo’s disco and alt-pop influences clearly shine through. Adam whimsically stays true to his roots with his own take on ‘skip-hop’ (Scottish hip-hop), creating a sound that feels truly refreshing and […]
Interview with Alex Bayly – I’ll Never Leave You
Rising alt-folk artist Alex Bayly has released his poignant single I’ll Never Leave You via Big Indie Records. I’ll Never Leave You combines elements from the past and present to create Bayly’s own vibrant, introspective sound. His rich, soulful vocal soars with emotion over the textured strings and dreamy guitar licks, sounding akin to the […]
Interview with Michael Timmons – The Games Room
Glasgow’s Michael Timmons is preparing to release his haunting new single, The Games Room, out now via Gargleblast Records. Off the back of supporting The Twilight Sad at their sold out show at Glasgow Barrowlands and on their European tour in November 2018, the singer songwriter continues to exhibit a sparse, angst-ridden sound. A sound that cuts deep to the soul. Written as […]
Interview with Moves – Hiss 3 Hissterectomy
The latest from Moves is Hiss 3 – Hissterectomy, the third installment in his signature series of production compilations named for the high end hiss distinct to cassette tapes. When the first one dropped in 1995, simply titled Hiss, it was strictly a cassette release that was only re-released on CD much later. After Hiss 2 – Hissteria was only released on […]
Interview with Superego – Loose
Midlands quartet Superego make their 2019 debut with the release of their shoegaze-tinged new single Loose, out now. The single is seeping with reverb-strewn hooks and fuzz-filled melodies from the offset, akin to the likes of grunge influencers Demob Happy or Tigercub. Superego combine the distorted heavy sound of the 90’s with shimmering shoegaze-inflected soundscapes to create something that is undeniably […]
Interview with Taylor Alexander – Good Old Fashioned Pain
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Nashville’s Taylor Alexander about his new album Good Old Fashioned Pain, challenges, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music 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 […]
Interview with Miss Christine – Conversion
Christine Moad aka Miss Christine had achieved the musician’s dream: Success as an internationally touring bassist and many side gigs as a hired gun back in Nashville. There was just one problem: She was unfulfilled. Conversion is her bold step forward in striking out on her own terms. This time Christine is writing her music […]
Interview with Maryam Zadeh
Zadeh‘s professional music career began in 2005 when she became the front singer for the Canadian Dance Band TAPPS whose song “My Forbidden Lover” went on to become one of the best selling Hi-NRG records worldwide reaching the #2 spot single in Holland on the dance chart. For 13 years, Zadeh toured with the band […]
Interview with Lucky 757 – Memphis Sun
Portsmouth, VA-based, modern retro quartet Lucky 757 would make the founding pioneers of early rockabilly proud, aggressively pushing the genre forward with a combination of chops, passion and innovation. Feeling their attention sway back to the well-calibrated rockabilly that first got their pistons pumping, the band endeavored to capture the newest embodiment of their evolving […]
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