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Getting A Kick Out Of Slim Cessna And The Lupercalians (Q&A VIDEO)

Slim Cessna And The Lupercalians do everything differently.

With Surf Punk Psychologist Dr. Rich Griffith Of The Balboas (VIDEO)

I spoke with Dr. Rich Griffith, a professor in organizational psychology, who formed The Balboas with Rick Frei and Mark Healy, who are also psychologists.

Innovative Rock Duo: Stereo Christ (Q & A VIDEO)

Stereo Christ bring an array of rock influences from classic British metal to hardcore U.S. punk using only bass guitar, drums and vocals.

Echoes Of Alienation And Unity: With Paul And Tony of Germany’s Circolo Vizioso (Q&A)

From the opening title track, "Verrueckt," to the last, "Haeuser," the new album by Circolo Viziosco is concerned with the ways society divides us and contributes to unwellness ('Verrueckt' is…

Neon Straightjackets Talk Songwriting, Debut Album In Candid Q And A

Hailing from Ohio, Neon Straightjackets deliver on the promise of their colorful band name, with an energetic sound and intelligent lyrics.

Martin Bisi’s Occult, Erotic, Chaotic ‘Mystery Of The Skin Suit’

The video for Martin Bisi's “Mystery of The Skin Suit” features a luscious lady in scenes of witchcraft with candles, and also with Bisi pursuing her in a New York…

Q and A: With Clinton Jacob Of Mr. Phylzzz

Mr. Phylzzz new album Cancel Culture Club is brilliant, and the band is on the road performing as a two piece. I spoke with Clinton Jacob, the band’s guitarist and…

Q and A: Zac Of Zachary Ross And The Divine Talks Songwriting, Vulnerability, And ‘Rebuilding Heaven’

After his previous band Man Overboard fell apart, Philadelphia's Zac Eisenstein got together with friends to form Zachary Ross And The Divine.

Stud Count’s Debut LP Hits Hard

Out of Philadelphia, Stud Count Delivers A Solid Hardcore Punk Album With Their Self-Titled Debut.

Nahja Mora Gets Cathartic On Expressionistic ‘AHFHAOTA’

Nahja Mora's AHFHAOTA is a perplexing album, one that is ultimately satisfying as it reveals its secrets on repeated plays.