Nocturnal Issues returns with the “Answer“, the latest single that promotes “After The Debauchery“. I spoke with this exceptional artist about the new track, writing and composing process, filmmaking, inspiration, etc. Enjoy! Thank you so much for taking the time to answer these questions. How have you been? Vibing Can you please share the story… Read More Interview: Nocturnal Issues
Brooklyn singer-songwriter and producer Richard Orofino recently released a new single named Superstar. We spoke with Richard about his new single, inspiration, songwriting/composing routine, gigs, etc. When did you realize that your project/band had the potential to be a career or long-lasting idea? There never was really a moment of realization, but people reaching out… Read More Interview: Richard Orofino
Pollen was a power pop band originally hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but later becoming a mainstay of Arizona’s music scene when they relocated to Mesa, Arizona in 1995. They released four albums and two split records over their eight years together, including 1997’s ‘Peach Tree’ on Wind-up Records and 2000’s ‘Chip’ on Fueled By Ramen. Over the years, Pollen… Read More Interview: Pollen
Thousand Island Records will be releasing a vinyl version of Chihuahua In Buffalo by the almighty Scott Reynolds. I caught up the opportunity to chat with Scott about the album, his songwriting/composing process, recording with Bill Stevenson in the legendary The Blasting Room, possible ALL gigs, and other fun stuff. Enjoy! Thank you so much… Read More Interview: Scott Reynolds Of ALL / The Pavers / Goodbye Harry
It’s impossible to start a conversation about Swedish melodic punk rock without mentioning Venerea. These guys are going strong for more than three decades and have plenty of excellent albums in their catalog. They recently released Summer Of ’94 and A Case Of Corona, two rad singles that announce their upcoming full-length album named Euro… Read More Interview: Venerea
Luna Kiss is an Alternative Rock band from the City of Coventry, UK. We had a chance to catch up and talk with them about the band’s songwriting processes, work routine, favorite memories from live shows, etc. Enjoy! When did you realize that your project/band had the potential to be a career or long-lasting idea?… Read More Interview: Luna Kiss
When did you realize that your project/band had the potential to be a career or long-lasting idea? Well, I think all ideas have a chance to be a long-lasting career or venture. I think The Missing Frets became a reality since the strong aspect of the band is the duo of myself and Bindu. When… Read More Interview: The Missing Frets
Tarah Who? is a power duo masterminded by grunge-punk sage Tarah Carpenter, a firebrand frontwoman who channels explosive emotionality into rousing anthems. When did you realise that your project/band had the potential to be a career, or long-lasting idea? TGC: I am not really sure.. I started playing music and this was my escape as a teenager. It… Read More Interview: Tarah Who?
When did you realise that your project/band had the potential to be a career, or long-lasting idea? Chris (vocals/guitar): I still haven’t realised that! But I’ll keep you posted! When did the first glimpses of your latest release come together? Chris: Our latest release ‘Cup of Coffee in the Big Time’ started out as demo… Read More Interview: Radio Aftermath
MOTE is an American artist, singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer from Nashville, Tennessee, who recently released a brand new single Industrial Love. We spoke with MOTE about his beginnings, writing/recording process, and many other things. When did you realise that your project/band had the potential to be a career, or long-lasting idea? I’ve been working in… Read More Interview: MOTE
The Rift is a rock duo that doesn’t hesitate to experiment with thrash metal, sludge, stoner, flamenco, and many other music genres. Recently, they released a new single called Lost Angeles, so we spoke with the band about their recent composition, the recording process, and gigs. Enjoy When did you realize that your project/band had… Read More Interview: The Rift
It’s difficult to even discuss Dischord Records without mentioning Scream. The band left its mark during the eighties and, alongside many other DC bands, shapeshifted the hardcore punk scene forever. Over the years, their albums, such as Screaming For Change, This Side Up, Banging The Drum, No More Censorship, and Fumble, become classics that every… Read More Interview: Scream
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