Interview: Special Interest and their intense and intentional new album Endure
On the release day of their flamboyant new album Endure, New Orleans quartet Special Interest were in London...
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Interview: Low Island guide us through Life In Miniature
Earlier this month, Oxford indie quartet Low Island released their latest album, Life in Miniature on their own label, Emotional Interference. Kristy Sawyer connected over Zoom with lead singer Carlos in his North London studio while the others chipped in over email, telling the story of its creation.
Q&A: Micro Talk premiere new track “Leap” and discuss their origin story
Leading up to their second EP, Dutch electronic duo Micro Talk premiere their brand new track “Leap” at...
Interview: Gilla Band discuss the construction of their pulverising new album Most Normal
Ahead of its release tomorrow, we quizzed the Dublin band about their heavy and hallucinogenic new record
Special in other ways – An Interview with Built To Spill
Ahead of the release of new album When The Wind Forgets Your Name, Jasper Willems connects with legendary band leader Doug Martsch about finding new inspiration and working methods in a time of upheaval
Solace in the unsolved – An interview with Worthitpurchase
We spoke to LA bedroom pop outfit Worthitpurchase about West Coast fatalism, their egalitarian creative dynamic and new album Truthtelling
Interview: Friendship are finding beauty in the everyday
Having just released their warmest, most mature and most expansive record yet in Love The Stranger – their first for Merge – Friendship are on a rise that they've earned through perennial positivity
The Candid and The Camp: A Q&A with Divorce
Jasper Willems spoke to Nottingham indie pop upstarts Divorce about their peculiar origin story, playing with stereotypes and achieving that fine balance between drama and sincerity
Heart Burn: A Q&A with K-pop Queen Sunmi
Few Korean artists can lay claim to the sort of career K-pop legend Sunmi has had. Having entered...
Torrential Joy: A Q&A with Hatchie
Hatchie's new album screams ‘all-embracing’ in all caps, tractor beaming the inherently introverted traits of shoegaze and dream pop to mainstream walhalla. We sat down with her to find out more.
