interview
Monty Cime discusses the syncretic nature of Cime
"I have always felt like if you're going into live music trying to replicate the studio sound, then you failed. You don't understand what the medium of live music is for."
emo
interview
diy label of the month: bsdj (bedroom skramz / diy jamz)
I chat with Jordan from bsdj about connecting with artists all over the world, the futility of categorizing music by genre, and making your own merch.
interview
MyHeartYourGlove wants you to persevere
Midwest emo that feels like watching DBZ at your friend's house and pouring your heart out to them between episodes.
interview
Avant-garde catharsis with Adaline/Arilith G (she died in pallet town!!!)
Lo-fi emoviolence, power electronics, harsh noise, screamo, grindcore - if it's extreme, chances are Adaline/Arilith G has explored it in one of her 30+ projects.
interview
The loudest band in Northeast Ohio: Bee Hive Ski Race discuss their debut album, Unlimited Violence Apologia
"I didn't see any reason we should try to limit ourselves to one genre and try to fit into any archetypes."
music
INTERVIEW: Jodaki makes time for more "hell yeahs"
On Everything Bothers Me Forever, the latest album from emo punk act Jodaki, it's time for some more hell yeahs.
interview
Home Studio Stories: Soft and Dumb
Soft and Dumb chat about their DIY setup.
music
Home Studio Stories: How I Became Invisible
Emily Reed (How I Became Invisible, Take Today, Danger Club, Robots and Racecars) chatted about her experience self-recording music.
interview
Home Studio Stories: Jodaki
Jodaki (aka Joon Daniele Kim) talks about Jodaki (The Mixed Album) and making DIY music.
review
Oldphone – Not Anymore.
On Not Anymore., Oldphone uses "HyperEmo" to explore the emotions that linger within us for years, and the process of unearthing those feelings so that you can move on with your life.
review
Jodaki – Jodaki (The Mixed Album)
Jodaki (The Mixed Album) is about becoming yourself.