The Portuguese artist traces his path from young rock fan to classical guitarist, jazz student, teacher, art pop innovator, and film composer.

The Canadian noise rock musician Kim Elliot discusses his background and new album, SNOW AS A METAPHOR FOR DEATH, a surprise DIY success.

Kiana Li gets personal about her journey from Hong Kong high school dropout to UK's hottest drum & bass innovator, plus her synth bass design secrets.

Skye shares the concept behind his latest album, THERE MUST BE SOMETHING HERE, along with his origins making dubstep before getting into post-rock.

The Ukranian avant-metal band speaks to us about making music during a war that has claimed the life of one of their core members.

The unlikely phenom discusses the burgeoning Korean indie scene, his upcoming 4th album, favorite western bands, "5th wave emo", k-pop, & growing up.

John Rossiter talks his new album THE FOOL, Chicago suburbs, leaving music for gardening, and finding music again with the help of Shahzad Ismaily.

J.L. discusses his next project Dgra, linguistics fieldwork in Tibet, and the Chinese metal scene: from centrally planned rock cities, to secret Nazi bands.

We talk NO DREAM, police brutality, Craig of the Creek, retaining vitality as we age, and The Arrogant Sons of Bitches' THREE CHEERS FOR DISAPPOINTMENT.

COME IN is a a life-changing, gender-bending tour de force from Bandcamp's up-and-coming emo noise rock savant.

Patrick Flegel traces his journey from frontman of underground post-punk sensation Women to enignmatic drag performer Cindy Lee.

An interview with Damián Antón Ojeda of atmospheric black metal project Sadness about their latest album, ALLURING THE DISTANT EYE.

A track-by-track interview with sound collage rapper Material Girl about his latest release, TANGRAM, and his thoughts on online music community culture.

Foxtails has become an integral part of an emerging, welcoming social movement in screamo, centered around a Facebook group they moderate – skramcave.

We discuss the state of Afropunk with Brooklyn-based emo pop outfit Proper.

An interview with ambient artist Lilien Rosarian about her 2019 release, A DAY IN BEL BRUIT, depicting an abandoned village and its glitch ambience.