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Category: Interviews

“Cushy Bedroom Dreamsurf” | Interview with Getaway Dogs

Mellow guitars, dreamy sound and magnificent songwriting.

Getaway Dogs, Indie Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, Surf rock

“Stellar, experimental, trip hop” | Interview with TSÄGÄ

A slow burn. A haunting experimentation.

Ambient, Electronic, Experimental, Experimental Electronika, Finland, TSÄGÄ

“Trauma made catchy” | Interview with God of Love

In case you were wondering what it’s like to be a teenager in the 80’s.

God of Love, Indie Rock, RED ZEPPELIN RECORDS, Rock

“a celebration of different musical projects” | Interview with Balder ten Cate

Balder ten Cate’s album Lifelines is a long voyage through different traditions, instruments you rarely hear, colors and sounds.

Balder ten Cate, World, World Music

“Trying to find my own voice and meaning when collaborating” | Interview with Gabriel Gifford

Collaborative. Sometimes pastiche.

Electronic, Gabriel Gifford, indie-pop, Indie-rnb, Jazz, Lizzie Reid, Nu jazz, Pop/R&B

“The monsters in the dark, I can make friends with them” | Interview with JOLENE

Awareness is one hell of a drug.

Cinematic, Dream pop, Electronic, Electronika, JOLENE, Pop/R&B

“The story ain’t over yet … More clues coming soon” | Interview with Jacob Aedam

Psychedelic Spaghetti Western

Australia, Beats, Broken beats, Conscious Hip-Hop, Electronic, Jacob Aedam, Melbourne, Mono/Poly, Rap/Hip-Hop, Trap

“I’m a pretty lonely person, I use writing as more of an antidote.” | Interview with Jay Summer

Seriously talented but modest.

Alternative R&B, Dream pop, Indie-rnb, Jay Summer, Pop/R&B

Melancholy, naive, gritty | Interview with Orbitfold

A love letter to the 90’s British electronic scene.

Breakbeat, Electronic, IDM, Orbitfold

“..it’s not really for everyone” | Interview with The Mask Of The Phantasm

“New Axial Age” is simply cathartic

Post Rock, Psychedelia, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, The Mask Of The Phantasm, USA

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