The Sad Hour: Detroit’s Theatrical Dark Alt Rock
The Sad Hour is Detroit theatrical dark alt rock built around death positivity, Victorian ritual, and the belief that gold only means what you decide it means.
DOWN HONEY AND THE SKULL BOY’S ARRANGEMENT: A CONVERSATION WITH JACKSON CULP
Jackson Culp on the making of DOWN HONEY, shooting a music video in the Louisiana woods at night, and what comes next for the Skull Boy’s mythology.
THE DETOURS: The Long Way Around
Brett Kohler didn’t plan on being a musician. A medical detour, a guitar, and an open mic later — The Detours are one of LA’s most compelling live bands. We talked with Brett about songwriting, the Viper Room, and a debut album on the way.
RADICAL by The Blushes
Decent society stuff. The kind of thing that shouldn’t need a song written about it in 2026.
The Mox: Know Exactly What They’re Building
Vince Spano moved to Austin with that idea and no band, spent seven years working toward it, and when it finally landed, the response caught all of them off guard. “Hell yeah,” he said. “We did that.”
Moving in Slow: Laurent Chavannes on Sad Fun Music, Seattle, and Leaving It All on Stage
“By the time I was finally able to do it, I was ready to go.”
The Blushes: Are Not Here to be Restrained
Los Angeles rock band The Blushes talk ownership, vulnerability, and the north star that has guided their sound since the very first session.
Bad Bloom: About a Band
We heard that Rochester was a great music city with a strong local community, and moving here has enabled us to write and practice in our own house
Voltaire’s Ghost finally has a release date for “Black Petals Fallen”
Voltaire’s Ghost announced today that the title track off there upcoming album Black Petals Fallen will be released on June 16th.
Landyn Zane: This Is What I’m Meant to Do
I was so desperate to prove I had made the right decision moving there, that music became my life and I became obsessed with bringing my dream into reality.