SHONEN KNIFE – A magic and insanely happy affair
Shonen Knife after 6 years are back in the US. For the occasion, the expanded edition of their 2023 album Our Best Place is out now via Good Charamel Records.
WOLVENNEST – It’s time for an interesting procession
With Wolvennest’s highly anticipated new album Procession set to release on October 17th via Consouling Sounds, we caught up with Shazzula to discuss the creative journey behind the record, the band’s evolving sound, and what fans can expect from their upcoming European tour.
WITCH FEVER – A remarkable breakthrough
Witch Fever prove why they’re at the forefront of genre-defying alt-rock—blending doom-laden with the upcoming album FEVEREATEN. On this, we spoke with singer and lyricist Amy Walpole to learn more about it.
UPCHUCK – That simplistic power of preservation
Atlanta punk up-and-comers Upchuck are set to make waves with their upcoming album I’m Nice Now, out October 3rd via Domino Records. Fusing elements of metal, psychedelic, and hardcore, the record captures the band’s raw energy and fearless creativity.
FRAYLE – Haunting and wondrous lullabies for the world
Cleveland-based duo FRAYLE returns this October with Heretics & Lullabies, their haunting new album released via Napalm Records.
DUMB MOON – Enter this dark and welcoming world
Polish Gothic/art rock band Dumb Moon is back, and they’re bringing an even darker and more emotionally charged sound with their second EP, Szepty Mroku.
HALESTORM – Climbing up the way up to the hazardous Everest
Halestorm – Fresh off their latest album Everest, guitarist and singer Lzzy Hale reflects on two decades of fearless reinvention.
LUCIE SUE – The opportunity of breakthrough
In this candid interview, French rising star Lucie Sue confesses everything. From launching a successful crowdfunding campaign from her second LP Battle Station to performing at Hellfest, Lucie Sue speaks openly about the financial pressures of independent music.
SIENA ROOT – Welcome to the surprising analogic world
In this special interview Swedish singer Zubaida of Siena Root discusses the band’s new live album Made in Kuba.
ARJEN ANTHONY LUCASSEN – Are you ready for a revolutionary apocalypse?
Are you still reeling from the Ayreon concerts? Are you suffering from post-Tilburg blues? No worries—here’s the perfect remedy: a brand-new interview with Ayreon mastermind Arjen Anthony Lucassen.
MARCELA BOVIO – Unveiling wonderful harmonies now
Marcela Bovio has always embraced change, both as a solo artist and through her many collaborations. With her upcoming release Harmonies Unveiled, the Mexican-born, Netherlands-based singer reimagines highlights from her vast repertoire in harmony with a group of gifted vocalists.
HEATHER FINDLAY – Discovering new remarkable paths
Heather Findlay returns with Wildflower, her most personal and introspective album to date. Released through her own imprint, Black Sand Records, the record marks her first fully self-produced work—an acoustic journey shaped by deep reflection, spirituality, and resilience.
FAUN – Discover the powerful magic of Hex
With HEX, the renowned pagan folk ensemble FAUN seek to break the cliché of female magic across different cultures, reframing the figure of the witch through sound and story.
POOR CREATURE – Unique melodies from Ireland
On the occasion of their performance at Birmingham’s Supersonic Festival and prior to their performance, we talked with Poor Creature—the collaboration between Landless’ Ruth Clinton and Lankum’s Cormac MacDiarmada and John Dermody following their release of their debut album All Smiles Tonight (July 11th, River Lea Records).
BURNING WITCHES – Welcome to its fearless inquisition
Swiss heavy metal warriors Burning Witches are back with their ferocious new album Inquisition, released via Napalm Records in celebration of the band’s 10th year anniversary. In this special interview with bassist Jay Grob, we dive into the making of Inquisition and what fans can expect from this next era of Burning Witches.
HER PICTURE – Literature is the new alternative rock
Glasgow-based alt-rock trio Her Picture geared up to release their new EP, Feed Me Hope, back this June. The EP’s tracks draw inspiration from the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, specifically the Five Rivers of the Underworld.
BLACKBRIAR – Welcome to this gothic universe now
With a vivid cinematic vision, Blackbriar returns with their third full-length album, A Thousand Little Deaths. In this exclusive interview with Rene Boxem and drummer vocalist Zora Cock, the band delves into the heart of their artistry, exploring the shadows and stories that breathe life into their music.
MONO INC. – Embracing the powerful darkness in life
Dark rock giants MONO INC. return with their powerful new release, “In My Darkness”, out now via NoCut. Known for their anthemic sound and emotionally charged themes, the band continues to explore the balance between shadow and light, celebrating the inner strength and resilience we all carry within us.
SOWULO – The spectacular and continuous circle of life
The continuous cycles of the universe take center stage in Sowulo’s new album NIHT, a work steeped in the spiritual philosophy of ancient Northern Europe. Guided by founder Faber Horbach, Sowulo explores themes of darkness, renewal, and timeless human connection. For the first time, Sowulo singer Micky Huisman speaks about “NIHT” accompanying the release.
WET LEG – Uncommonly daring indie rock
Hailing from the Isle of Wight in England, Wet Leg is a band that began primarily as a duo consisting of Rhian Teasdale (vocals and guitar) and Hester Chambers (backing…