The DML Conspiracy is the true embodiment of rock & roll by nature. The band is dynamic, creative, and outspoken. They have a pop-sensibility with regards to melody, while musically entrenched in the traditions of southern rock & blues. Top that off with a nod to today’s Texas country and you have true diversity. Having […]
Interview with Les Soniques – It’s My Time
Les Soniques is a four piece psych-rock outfit lead by principal songwriters Henry Girard and Quinn Letendre (formerly of Kid Lucifer). After a three-year run as Kid Lucifer Girard and Letendre chose to break off to pursue a new vision and sound. The resulting project draws heavily from psychedelic music from the past and present, African […]
Interview with Kelli Baker – RUN
Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Kelli Baker moved to New York in 2012, with $500 in cash, chasing the heels of Hurricane Sandy. She was taught music and voice in the church choir, went on to audition choral groups, performing the National Anthem for the NBA at 17 (Phoenix Suns), fronting a hard rock […]
Interview with On The Tip Of Your Tongue – I Hate Everything
On The Tip Of Your Tongue’s music consists of raw lyrics and exuberant instrumentals feeling similar to that of Mom Jeans, The Front Bottoms, and Modern Baseball. The lead vocalist, Matteo Rosa does the bulk of the songwriting for the group. Rosa has a love of writing poetry and as a songwriter, has the intention […]
Interview with Ralph of London – Dotty
Indie-rock quartet Ralph of London have released their fuzz-filled new single, Dotty. The single oozes with attitude from the offset as frontman Ralph’s distinctively colloquial vocal style is able to soar effortlessly over distorted guitar twangs and woozy synths. Reminiscent of the likes of Super Furry Animals and Pulp, Ralph of London pay homage to […]
Interview with Pace – Strange Secrets
London’s art-rock quartet Pace return with the release of their vibrant new single Strange Secrets, out now via AWAL. Combining sweeping guitars with colourful synths and vintage piano tones, Pace are able to create a sound that is both playful and undeniably infectious. Frontman Jamie Ley’s impassioned baritone soars effortlessly over the eclectic instrumental flourishes, […]
Interview with Spelks – The Happy Place
Newcastle’s Spelks are delighted to announce the release of of their shimmering noise pop-inflected single, The Happy Places, out on 24th April 2020 via Montgomery Records. The brainchild of Jonathon Sabiston (guitar, drums, bass, keys, vocals), Spelks was borne out of a desire to create a musical project without compromise, writing and recording all the parts himself. Recorded in a cramped spare room […]
Interview with Bengal Lancers – I’m Still Here
Bengal Lancers have released their latest emotionally charged single Resolutions, out now. Combing an understated delicacy with euphoric melodies and poignant lyrics, Bengal Lancers effortlessly create heartfelt yet rousing indie rock that is as expansive as it is brooding. Describing the song, Bengal Lancers said, “Resolutions is a song of acceptance. Accepting who you are, […]
Down the Rabbit Hole we go, Madame Z Delivers Highly Impressive Debut Album
*This is a contribution from guest writer, Amanda Nargi (author of Love and Room For Monsters). Madame Z is laying down strong roots in her new album: Down the Rabbit Hole. This is a narrative rich album filled with soul and a kind of controlled rage that sears the surface of the story being told. […]
Interview with Jamie Blackburn – Here Kitty Kitty
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Jamie Blackburn about this latest music, 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 classifications.) I’m from the Isle […]
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