PREMIERE: Jessye DeSilva Exudes "Punk Rock Joy" and Announces New Album PREMIERE: Jessye DeSilva's joyfully defiant "Punk Rock Joy" is a preview of her upcoming -- and vital -- album Glitter Up the Dark.
Rainbow Ruckus 2/25: Sweet Petunia, Jesse Blake Rundle, Rio Romeo, and More! This week's Rainbow Ruckus features toxic white boys, puke, cosmic country post-apocalyptic prophecies, religious trauma, and terminal lovesick blues. We like to keep it light!
INTERVIEW: Boy Golden Contemplates The Best of Our Possible Lives In our interview, Boy Golden discusses his relationship with religion, relationships, and forming a tight collaboration with artist Cat Clyde -- all while digging deeper into his new album Best of Our Possible Lives.
INTERVIEW: Kennedy Shaw Kennedy Shaw's music is a perfectly balanced confection of earnestness and acidity. In our interview, Shaw reflects on small victories, her musical influences, and how rock'n'roll literally saved her life.
INTERVIEW: Josaleigh Pollett Invites Us to Love the Questions INTERVIEW: Indie artist Josaleigh Pollett views life as a serious of opportunities rather than obstacles, inviting us to revel in the deep questions.
INTERVIEW: The Bootstrap Boys Process Grief and Fight Fascists The Bootstrap Boys stop by to speak with us about staying true to themselves, what they look for in country singers, and honoring the loss of founding guitarist Nick Alexander as they move towards the future.
“There’s a Whole Lot in Our Culture I’d Cancel If I Could”: Crys Matthews and the World We’re In Josh Friedberg dissects Crys Matthews' song "Cancel Culture": how do we meaningfully resist oppression -- and is cancel culture even a thing?