We spoke to Fever 333 about the pitfalls of support slots and record labels, their desire to spark discussion and change, handling trolls, and looking back on the last two years since their inception. Read More
Whilst on their sold out UK tour, we sat down with the band’s vocalist and visionary Spencer Charnas to talk about the success of ‘The Silver Scream’, the extent to which he made horror a part of the record’s DNA, a dispute with Disney, the idea of becoming a movie director, and more. Read More
Now more than twenty years deep into their career, InMe have had a bunch of highs and lows in their career, but one thing that the Essex rockers could never be accused of is pandering and compromising. Read More
Now with eyes fixed on Static Dress for their next move, we spoke with frontman Olli Appleyard to get the lowdown on how they came to be, the message behind ‘clean.’ and its video, and what’s yet to come. Read More
After hair metal burned out in the late 1980s, the most popular rock songs had solos that relied less on technical wizardry and more on catchiness or noise value. However, with the inclusion of DragonForce‘s Read More
We sat down with The St. Pierre Snake Invasion frontman Damien Sayell at 2000 Trees Festival and spoke about his inspiration for lyrics, the biggest misconceptions people have about being in a band, the current political climate, and more. Read More
We spoke with vocalist Kellin Quinn and guitarist Jack Fowler to discuss their new record, going back to their roots, why they stepped down from Warner Records, and how they feel about ‘Let’s Cheers To This’ eight years later. Read More
Recently, the band put out the third installment in their movie soundtrack covers albums, ‘From The Screen To Your Stereo’, so we caught up with drummer Cyrus Bolooki and vocalist Jordan Pundik to talk about films, pop-punk, and what’s coming next. Read More
Ahead of her set at her first ever Slam Dunk Festival in Hatfield, we spoke with Lights about the universe she’s created with the ‘Skin&Earth’ record and comics, where she’ll be taking that universe in the future, the soon-to-be-released acoustic record, new material, and more. Read More
Combining rock and edgy hip hop, Brass Against have been gracing us with sensational brass band covers from the likes of Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave and Black Sabbath. The New York collective are standing Read More
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