The Pure Pop Magic of Good Looking Son
Following 2021's debut EP Fantasy Weekend, Keith Harman of the Cowboys returned last month with his Cincinnati-based project Good Looking...
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Joe Massaro
- May 3
Blonde Revolver: A New Dose of Punk Glamour
Ahead of their performance at this weekend's Nag Nag Nag Festival, we caught up with members of the Naarm/Melbourne punk powerhouse...
Julia Morrison
- May 1
Synths & Static Sounds: Pile Brings Legacy of Ambition & Influence to New Heights on 'All Fiction'
Back in February, Pile returned with their highly anticipated eighth studio album All Fiction, which shows the Boston trio fueled by...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 28
Dr Sure's Unusual Practice: Science Lab-Punk With a Hyper-Agitated Pulse
Obscure art-punks Dr Sure's Unusual Practice returned earlier this month with BUBBLE, an album bandleader Dougal Shaw recorded solely in...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 24
Introducing Plexi Stad: Hot Wired, Primal Focused Post-Punk That's Brimming with Bite
Belgian post-punks Plexi Stad have just unveiled their anticipated debut 7" Probation Baby and to celebrate the release, we caught up...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 20
Album Premiere: Kosmetika Delves Deeper into Shadowy Synth-Pop on New Album 'Illustration'
Today we have the pleasure in premiering Kosmetika's anticipated sophomore album Illustration, which shows the five-piece pushing their...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 19
Choncy's Bursts of Frantic Art-Punk Comes at Full Force on Debut LP
Back in February, Cincinnati punks Choncy released their debut album Community Chest that shows the four-piece passionately stamping...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 18
Terry Returns with a Fresh Batch of Idiosyncratic and Deceptive Garage Pop on 'Call Me Terry'
With their first album in five years, Naarm/Melbourne supergroup Terry sharpens their attack and takes shots at Australia's rotted...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 17
Split System: Primal Riffing That Shreds Deep into the Streets
Following the release of Split System's new two-song single that's full of street-punk muscle and primitive rock 'n' roll, we caught up...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 14
Mala Vista: A No-Holds-Barred Injection of Pure Rock 'n' Roll
Ahead of their weekend tour, we caught up with guitarist-vocalist Myke Miranda of New York City garage punks Mala Vista to discuss how...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 6
Rev it Up!: Gee Tee Shifts Their Buzzing Mutant Punk into Fifth Gear on 'Goodnight Neanderthal'
Over the last couple years, Kel Mason's maniacal bedroom recording venture Gee Tee has fully fleshed into a powerhouse garage band that's...
Joe Massaro
- Apr 5
Single Premiere: Pleaser Builds an Impenetrable Immersion of Brutal Noise on "Join the Strings"
Copenhagen noise punks Pleaser have shared with us today their new single "Join the Strings," the raging first look into their...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 24
Video Premiere: Science Man's Mutant Experimentation Continues on "Living House"
Following up last year's dystopian hellscape Nines Mecca, John Toohill's ever-evolving project Science Man is back today with the...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 22
All the Punks Are Domesticated: A Chat with Rock 'n' Roll Disruptor Ron Gallo
There's a fine line between optimism and crushing nihilism, and it's a border that courses through Ron Gallo's latest album Foreground...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 21
Body Type: From Tender Contemplation to Righteous Fury
Following their run of shows with Pixies and Fontaines D.C. late last year, Sydney outfit Body Type returned earlier this month with...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 20
The Rough and Ready Charm of The Unknowns
In true punk fashion, Brisbane rock 'n' rollers the Unknowns inject no nonsense, straight-ahead garage punk that rips through the...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 3
Car Seat Headrest's Ethan Ives Picks His Top Five Horror Movies
Following Car Seat Headrest's North American Tour last year, we caught up with lead guitarist Ethan Ives who tells us all about his top...
Joe Massaro
- Mar 1
How Kim Salmon of the Scientists Rose From the High Voltage Swampland
Ahead of the Scientists' last couple shows on home soil, we caught up with their bandleader Kim Salmon who revisits his early days...
Joe Massaro
- Feb 24
Smut Dreams Up a Melange of Sounds That Stick to the Heart
The Chicago-based shoegazers Smut share how they hit their stride on their second album and the personal griefs that surround it. Across...
Joe Massaro
- Feb 20
Celebrating Music in Unison: The Unparalleled and Unwavering Positivity of Gordon Koang
Hailing from the Upper Nile region of what is now South Sudan, Gordon Koang is a fountain of warmth and joy, immediately accepting of any...
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