We sat down with Gold Key frontman Steve to get his thoughts on some of the modern day technology that is now an integrated part of our society whether we like it or not.
Known for her role on the NBC sitcom The Office, Kate Flannery spoke with us at length about her voiceover work, singing in Mono Puff, new film How To Get Girls, and future projects.
Northern rockers Massive Wagons have just released their new album Full Nelson so we spoke to the band about the album and the massive mural adorning the side of their local pub.
You’ll soon be going wild for South African death-thrash metal band Chaos Doctrine. We sat down with the guys to discuss their self-titled debut release only to find ourselves enmeshed in the human condition.
Lyrics Born discusses his new record Quite A Life, his support and pioneering of Asian-American hip-hop, and upcoming Netflix flick Always Be My Maybe featuring Ali Wong, Randall Park and Keanu Reeves.
Ahead of Cape Town prog band, Ohgod, playing at Johannesburg’s Brochella, we look back on a year of debut albums and European touring.
We spoke at length with Zeal & Ardor lead singer, guitarist, and mastermind, Manuel Gagneux, about his band’s unique history, new MVKA Music release Stranger Fruit, his motivations for starting and continuing the project, and his approach to music.
South African rock legends, Wonderboom, stopped by for a quick chat about their latest “Praying Mantis” video, ninth studio album Rising Sun, their challenges and thoughts on the current music landscape.
Epic Meal Time co-creator Harley Morenstein spoke to us about “Pizza In A Bag”, his transition from teacher to accidental chef, Action Bronson, The Beastie Boys, and productivity.
With a full-length studio recording due later this year via Sony Music Entertainment Canada, Toronto-by-way-of-Manchester singer, songwriter and rapper, Shotty Horroh discusses his renovated, rocker-ready sound and more.
Brad Perry, the musician behind Caverns of Pine, speaks about his project’s dedication to sharing the stories of those who have suffered sexual violence and trauma. Out now via Self Aware Records, all proceeds are donated directly to FORCE, a non-profit that aims to support sexual trauma survivors and disrupt rape culture.
We connected with Diana Studenberg, lead vocalist and songwriter for Vancouver-based alt-rock band Trope, for an interview and intro to her group, newest single “Lambs”, and up-coming debut album Eleutheromania.
With the pending release of their debut album, Bottom of the Barrel, we spoke with Johannesburg rock 'n roll four-piece, Dirty Moonshine, about how they got this far and the local scene in South Africa.
Toronto-based artist Waves That Stray, aka Sean MacLean is creating music outside the box of what you may be used to. He's made 'waves' on his own and is now ready to take this beyond just some one-man show!
While recently in Los Angeles on tour with Weedeater, we caught up with speedy hardcore punks Zeke to chat about their reformation, touring and new release via Relapse Records, Hellbender.
Real Friends bassist Kyle Fasel discuses Warped Tour, coping with mental health issues, and superb new record Composure out via Fearless Records.
Nashville, Tennessee-based rock quartet, H.A.R.D., believe life consists of having as many “rad” moments as possible. Supporting their debut EP HaveARadDay we caught up with the dudes for a not-so-ordinary interview.
Ahead of a busy Summer of festivals, UK favourite Jamie Lenman gives us his favourite festival stories and tips. Read on...
Monday nights are jumping once again on West Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, largely in part to a band called Royal Distortion, featuring members of punk band Barb Wire Dolls. We spoke with frontwoman IQueen about the band and new music.
Doom band, Ruff Majik are the first South African band to receive Wacken Foundation funding. Frontman, Johni Holiday speaks to us about touring and paying your dues.
