Aug 16, 2022
By Dom Gourlay
Issue #69 - 20th Anniversary Issue
When we interviewed Mogwai bassist Dominic Aitchison in our very first issue the focus was on their album at the time, 2001’s Rock Action, the Scottish band’s third full-length, as well as the band’s tongue-in-cheek “Blur: are shite” and “Gorillaz: even worse” T-shirts. More
Aug 15, 2022
By Celine Teo-Blockey
Issue #69 - 20th Anniversary Issue
Singer Sarah Nixey has never regretted taking up the invitation from Luke Haines (The Auteurs) and John Moore (The Jesus and Mary Chain) to form Black Box Recorder—even if the band never achieved the level of success of some of their other turn of the millennium peers. More
Aug 12, 2022
By Lily Moayeri
Issue #69 - 20th Anniversary Issue
As part of our 20th anniversary coverage we thought it would be interesting to conduct brand new interviews with some of the artists interviewed in our very first issue way back in December 2001. More
Aug 08, 2022
By Nicholas Russell
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The oldest recollection I have of Danny Elfman’s music revolves around one scene from 1985’s Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, when Pee-wee hitches a nighttime ride with a trucker named Large Marge. More
Aug 05, 2022
By Alex Nguyen
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“Welcome back,” chants the indietronica band Superorganism on “Black Hole Baby,” the opener from their new album World Wide Pop. More
Aug 03, 2022
By Jordan Michael
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In 2018, James Hinton was living in his small Bushwick, Brooklyn apartment, hitting the streets five nights a week. More
Aug 01, 2022
By Kyle Mullin
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Mckenna Grace has co-starred in big hits like Ghostbusters: Afterlife. But instead of rubbing shoulders on red carpets, the 16-year-old Emmy nominee (for her role on The Handmaid’s Tale) would rather strum away at one of the 40 odd demos she’s been working on. More
Jul 26, 2022
By Lee Campbell
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“It’s hot! I’m sweating into a puddle,” declares the Foals dynamo Yannis Philippakis as he slurps on a delicious looking smoothie. The UK is in the midst of a blistering heat wave and Philippakis is speaking on Zoom from his abode in London, a brief domestic respite from a very busy European festival season for Foals. More
