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Exclusive: Shipbuilders release new single Hanging Me At Dawn
“Hanging Me at Dawn has been about for a long time, but until now, we’ve never dared lasso it and lead it into the studio.”
The Bug Ft Dis Fig: In Blue – “sounds that drift like fog”
The Bug teams up with an unlikely source to deliver the perfect remedy to combat the months ahead.
13 Questions with Ian Daniel Kehoe
Having released three albums in 2020, the Toronto artist spares some time to answer our customary 13 questions.
The Bats: Foothills – “jangle-pop splendour”
The New Zealand veterans return with one of their finest records yet.
Ponderosa Glee Boys prepare for their new album
“The 2nd album should see us move forward and keep trying to create a sound that our current environment represents”
Hellena interview: “I am extremely proud of this work”
On the back of Hellena’s debut album ‘Demythed’, we catch up with the Greek song writer.
Jesu: Terminus – “a collage of the past”
After a seven year absence, Justin Broadrick re-emerges as Jesu.
Nothing: The Great Dismal – “tending to their emotional side”
The Philadelphia four piece lean towards the softer side on their fifth album.
Guy Andrews: Permanence & [MT][NT][ET] – “a detailed history of an individual”
The London experimental artist returns with two new albums.
13 Questions with A Man Called Adam
“Our lives are made up of many things we don’t want to do. Our responsibilities define us though, so we do what we must.”
Jeff Tweedy: Love Is the King – “sleepy-eyed serenades”
The king of alt-country returns with love and a little bit more on his latest solo outing.
13 Questions with Dead Animals
With his new EP at our fingertips we go to town on Dead Animals with those ever evasive 13 questions.
13 Questions with Dave Haslam
What band or record changed to course of your life?
“Joy Division is really the only answer I can give”
Love Tractor: Love Tractor – “post-punk jangle-pop grooves”
One of Athens, Georgia’s lost albums gets reissued and we see how it has fared over time.
David Byrne’s American Utopia – “there’s never a dull moment”
With the help of Spike Lee, David Byrne takes his era-defining live show to Broadway.
13 Questions with The Room in the Wood
When did you last get into an argument?
“It might be easier to ask ‘when didn’t I?’ Something I should probably curb”
13 Questions with Northwest
“I don’t feel guilty for liking what I like because music is something very primal and emotional”
Bruxa Maria interview: “One should not have to like someone’s art before they can see or accept the value it has to others”
On the back of their second album, we talk to Bruxa Maria’s Gill Dread about punk, mental health and the effects of social media.
Pallbearer: Forgotten Days – “heavy-handed dirges”
The heavyweights of doom return with their fourth record.
Kevin Morby: Sundowner – “beauty to be found”
The modest troubadour returns to his home state of Kansas to find inspiration on his sixth album.
John Witherspoon announces full details of debut album
The Liverpool artist’s debut full-length arrives in December.
Kete Bowers: Paper Ships Review
To listen to Paper Ships is to be involved in another person’s life journey
Mr. Bungle: The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo – “feverish circle pit anthems”
After 21 years Mr. Bungle return in barnstorming fashion.
Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou: May Our Chambers Be Full – “a union for any progressive metal follower to treasure”
Emma Ruth Rundle and Thou combine forces to unleash a stunning debut.
Hen Ogledd: Free Humans – “throwing down the gauntlet”
Richard Dawson and Co. continue to explore the oddities of pop music on their latest offering.
13 Questions with Pete Wylie
“I’m an artist. And I’m a well educated intellectual in disguise as something else.”
Full Force: In Conversation with Holy Sons’ Emil Amos – Part 1
Holy Sons’ sensational new album, Raw and Disfigured is set for release this Friday and we talk to Emil Amos in the first part of an exclusive two part feature.
SUMAC: May You Be Held – “like trying to escape from tangled barbed wire”
Aaron Turner’s SUMAC returns with more mind-bending interpretations of metal.
PJ Harvey’s Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 20th anniversary
Polly Jean Harvey’s “big” album turns 20 and we look at how it’s fared all these years later.
The Mountain Goats: Getting Into Knives – “a band invigorated”
With their second album released this year, the Durham-based four-piece strike gold.
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