Spring Silver on the urgency and expansion of I Could Get Used to This
K Nkanza of Spring Silver talks about the collaborations, demos, field recordings, and political events behind their new album I Could Get Used to This
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Activity talks “Text the Dead” and their long-awaited first tour
Travis Johnson of Activity talks about the band’s new single “Text the Dead” and previews their upcoming tour, which stops at Cafe 939 on October 8th, 2021.
PREMIERE: SEED Merge Past and Present for Their “Seaweed” Video
Experimental doom metal band SEED premiere their video for Dun Pageant single “Seaweed,” which superimposes footage shot locally and abroad in 2019 and 2021
Patty Meltz talk recording Moon Pup 2069 over email, space music, and the “mystical art” to a good mixtape
Jamie Barker and Remi Lavičkova talk about their collaborative album as Patty Meltz soundtracking Barker’s sidescroller space shoot-’em-up Moon Pup 2069
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: Dreamwell
Providence post-hardcore/skramz band Dreamwell talk with us about their new album Modern Grotesque and its “cursed” production history.
PREMIERE: Linnea’s Garden Reconfigures and Breaks Norms on “Nowhere Friday Nights”
Linnea Herzog of sex-positive punk band PowerSlut premieres the debut EP from her new power-pop/punk project Linnea’s Garden: “Nowhere Friday Nights”
Spring Silver on the “stress” of romantic lyrics and their pop pivot
Spring Silver’s K Nkanza talks about their new single “Plead Insanity,” deconstructing love songs, self-discovery, and their upcoming album’s pop sound.
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: The Jacklights
Boston melodic punk band The Jacklights discuss their debut EP, which blends fast-paced instrumentals with a 2020 spin on personal and social dynamics
INTERVIEW: Freezepop talks silent film, Kickstarter, and their new album Fantasizer
Boston synth-pop band Freezepop discusses their new single “Anchor to the World Below” and Fantasizer, their first album in 10 years
PREMIERE: Maeko Charts New Territory on “Lifelike”
Boston rapper Maeko follows up Good Grief EP with “Lifelike,” a song about “being reinvigorated and coming out the other end a different person & artist”