Artist Interviews

“Nestled within the thriving music landscape, Palehound emerges as a captivating force, blending haunting lyricism with a sonorous fusion of rock and folk. On their latest album, ‘Eye On The Bat,’ El Kempner, the mastermind behind this enigmatic project, invites listeners to join them on a journey through introspection and transformation…”

“The Violent Femmes recently embarked on tour in celebration of the 40th anniversary release of their certified-platinum, debut, self-titled album…”

“St. Paul and the Broken Bones are just coming off of the release of their most intimate album yet, Angels In Science Fiction, largely inspired by letters frontman Paul Janway wrote to his daughter, Marigold, before her birth…”

“Then the album, similarly, is this limitless genreless thing. It’s not a world music album, it’s really taking that genre title, flipping it on its head, and using it as inspiration to make limitless genreless music. It’s really about a message of radical oneness and radical love…”

“I think this whole album definitely came from a place of trying to be really confident that what I am feeling, and what I have to say, could be enough to share with the world. This album was supposed to be a stream of consciousness about the root pieces of who I am…”

“Lovejoy kicked off their highly anticipated Across The Pond Tour in May. The British rock band, who recently released their third EP ‘Wake Up & It’s Over,’ played shows to adoring fans throughout the U.S. and Canada—wowing audiences with their rambunctious guitars and tell-all lyrics. Before their show at Boston’s Royale on June 2nd, Staff Writer, Elle Dickson sat down with the band to discuss new music and the highs and lows of tour.”

“Well, I don’t want to give the whole show away, but things like that just take the emphasis off of having to get everything right, or be perfect, or whatever. It makes you realize that you’re just a clown—you’re just an entertainer, nothing matters, and we’re all gonna die soon…”

“Listening to Indigo De Souza’s lyricism, her honesty — sometimes brutal, always beautiful — shines. As the singer-songwriter from Asheville, North Carolina sat down for a quick interview…”

“After an amazing Saturday performance at Boston Calling, our Staff Writer, Emma Kunz had the opportunity to chat with singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun…”

“Authenticity is very important to both of us, I know for me it’s very, very important… I just never want to be in a position where I’m releasing something that I’m not 1000% behind or releasing something for somebody else…”

“It depends on where I am and depends on what I’m doing, but I’m never too far away from poetry, for sure…”