Deep Cuts: Rolo Tomassi pick out their fave lesser-known tracks from the band’s back catalogue
Want to impress yr mates? Get to know a few of Rolo Tomassi’s deep cuts. That’ll do it, right?
Cancer Bats: “There was the genuine mystery of, are Cancer Bats done?”
Cancer Bats pulled themselves back from the brink for the unexpected drop of new full-length, ‘The Spark That Moves’.
Now, Now: “We went through a dark couple of years”
Now, Now’s new album ‘Saved’ is more than just another record. For vocalist KC Dalager, it’s her salvation.
Quiet Slang: “There’s nowhere to hide, nowhere to run”
It’s Beach Slang, but not as you know them. With their stripped-back alter-egos Quiet Slang, the group reimagine some of their most loved tunes.
Big Ups: “It feels like a different era”
Brooklyn group Big Ups ponder today’s problems via scrappy tunes and big old riffs. “I tend to get pretty philosophical,” says singer Joe Galarraga.
Track by Track: Dream State talk through their new EP, ‘Recovery’
The band tackle conflict and struggle across the record’s tracks.
The Word Alive: “We’ve undoubtedly experienced things that have shifted who we are”
Telle Smith reflects on the band’s new record, ‘Violent Noise’.
The Regrettes: “People underestimate you because of your age or your gender, and I think it’s stupid”
Meet the LA teenage gang everyone wants to be part of.
The Fever 333: “I want to shock the shit out of people”
The new project from letlive.s’ Jason Aalon Butler, The Fever 333 are here to soundtrack the revolution.
Selfish Things: “Our successes are as important as the things that destroy us”
Prepare to see a lot more of this Toronto group.