While neo-psych inflections and shoegaze echoes are also part of the Wade Easy experience, the songwriter is just as informed by the blues greats. His immediate surroundings, adding further weight to ...
Anniversary pieces have been scarce around these parts in 2026. In truth, while our latest is technically over a month late, it could be considered a staple of our Lost Albums series as much as a ...
On the eve of the store’s tenth birthday, the founder shares some of his greatest memories so far.
The San Francisco band talk us through their sparkling new release, ‘All Over You’.
The former Galaxie 500 leader talks us through his excellent new solo release, ‘That’s the Price of Loving Me’. Then there’s other administrative tasks that suffocate the creative process. “We work on ...
Whether it be via the seminal punk veterans, Archers of Loaf, under the guise of Crooked Fingers or his own name, over the last 35 years, Eric Bachmann has been one of the most authentic voices. Why?
Some bands conjure up an emotional response where it feels like they simply exist for your ears only. Over a lifetime there are several acts that spark such sentiments and, for me, Early Day Miners ...
The indie-rock stalwart talks us through his new solo release. For now, though, it’s all about Parallel Stride, and Gillard offers more insight into the release, his creative process, and more. Sun 13 ...
Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, Jason Anthony Harris, returns as Public Speaking, following up from the excellent 2023 long-player, An Apple Lodged in My Back. New single, Lapse, is the lead ...
“Like an unexplained cactus in New England / We all want a life we can’t sustain,” sings Stephen Pierce on Whatever’s Left Pt. II: A Cactus in New England – the closing song to Gold Dust’s latest ...
As the world spirals into political turmoil, the Wild God gives us a night to remember for the right reasons. The service now closed, and so too this brief refuge, for reality is now as humbling as ...
Tashi Dorji and Efrim Menuck are no strangers. Their paths crossing on the former’s second Drag City release, we will be wherever the fires are lit, in 2004, while Menuck gatecrashed Dorji’s renegade ...