Bonjour Motherfuckers #24 – BPM edition
And now, we take a breather. It’s not that things are super perfect (were they ever?), but the...
Features
Interview: A zoom breakfast with Melody’s Echo Chamber
“Hold on, my daughter is climbing all over me…“ The domestic bliss shines through every second of my conversation with Melody Prochet, the brilliant musician behind Melody’s Echo Chamber, as she balances giving an interview with caring for her child.
Clash Of The Titans: My Idea on debut album CRY MFER
Prolific alt-pop songwriters Lily Konigsberg (Palberta) and Nate Amos (Water From Your Eyes) teamed up to become My Idea and make an album of bangers. What resulted was a far more emotionally draining experience than any could have expected, they tell Jasper Willems
Cassette Culture: April 2022
Cassette Culture is a monthly column dedicated to exploring the various artists that inhabit the expansive cassette market. Drawing...
Remembering Klaus Schulze
It was the metallic melancholy of Cyborg that first drew me into the world of Klaus Schulze. I...
Desertfest preview: 12 essential bands to see over the London weekender
This weekend, April 29 - May 1, Camden Town in London will become the site of the world's biggest mosh pit as Desertfest returns. Todd Dedman guides you through the chaos with the must-sees of the event, including Electric Wizard, Shellac, Part Chimp and more
Interview – New York singer-songwriter Amelia Jackie: “I’m Raw”
To speak with Amelia Jackie is the opposite of a one-sided conversation. Ask the Brooklyn singer-songwriter a question,...
Interview – Rotterdam’s heavy rock revisionists GGGOLDDD: “This Shame Should Not be Mine is a document of trauma”
Trigger warning: this article contains testimonials of rape and sexual abuse. For nearly two decades, Roadburn festival has...
Cassette Culture: March 2022
Cassette Culture is a monthly column dedicated to exploring the various artists that inhabit the expansive cassette market. Drawing...
Bonjour Motherfuckers #23 – BPM edition
April Fools rings even truer this year, since everything seems so precarious and distressfully impermanent. Yes, shows and...
