Interview

The Vermont DIY band THUS LOVE dropped their excellent, "queer post-punk" album 'Memorial' earlier this year.

Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova embodies empowerment. In their AP digital cover story, the singer and activist explores their journey in fourth-wave feminism.

The Polyphonic Spree are making their new album Salvage Enterprise a live listening experience. Tim LeDaughter discusses his creative vision and tour plans.

Katie Alice Greer's new album Barbarism is out now via FourFour. The former Priest vocalist breaks down the process of creating her debut solo record.

Flo Milli is a rapper you need to know. Here, she talks her latest release You Still Here, Ho?, her style collab with the Creative Era, and her love for her fans.

NOFX follow up 2021's Single Album with their new record, Double Album. Fat Mike details its creation, the band's 40th anniversary and their 2023 farewell shows.

Brody King is expanding his career beyond wrestling. King discusses his mission for God's Hate, acting on I Think You Should Leave and Sound and Fury Festival.

Dazy is making his dynamic debut with his first full album OUTOFBODY. The artist talks punk influences and his DIY recording process.

Visionary composer Bear McCreary, who scored God of War, returned to score its new follow-up Ragnarök. He talks working on the highly-anticipated video game, collaborating with Hozier for it, and more.

Back in the mid-’90s, if you turned on the TV and saw Barry Horowitz patting himself on the back in a wrestling ring, you knew something bad was about to happen. Heavily bearded and magnificently mulleted, once the bell rang, he’d get twisted up like a pretzel in Bret Hart’s Sharpshooter, or press-slammed by the Ultimate Warrior, or maybe have his head kicked by Shawn Michaels. Horowitz is chie...

EKKSTACY embraces darkness and pop with his new album, misery. He breaks down how goth rock like Misfits and Christian Death influenced the record.

In the 1990s, a pro-choice benefit album Choice: The Freedom Remix was set to feature an all-star cast. Years later, the album still hasn't been fully released, but is as relevant as ever.

With their double LP Suffer In Hell/Suffer In Heaven, Chelsea Grin continue to evolve. Guitarist Stephen Rutishauser details the release and their journey.

The Paranoyds have released their powerful sophomore album, Talk Talk Talk. The band discuss opening for Jack White and embracing creative mistakes.

Royal & The Serpent is continuing to navigate her way out of darkness. On her new 'Happiness is an Inside Job' EP, Royal is reaching new heights and positivity.

After five years, Miss May I return with new album Curse Of Existence. Levi Benton and Ryan Neff break down the recording process and working with Will Putney.

Hannah Judge of fanclubwallet makes indie bops for fans of emotional pop. Her debut record 'You Have Got To Be Kidding Me' is a love letter to the genre.

Suki Waterhouse is fresh off her latest EP, Milk Teeth. The artist details starring in Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six and TikTok virality.

BONBONWHIMS jewelry blends Y2K aesthetics with whimsical modernity. Founder Clare Ngai discusses its cult following, thanks to Kylie Jenner and Olivia Rodrigo.

Architects continue to experiment with their sound. Sam Carter breaks down the band's industrial new album, the classic symptoms of a broken spirit.