Andrea Kerr grew up in Glasgow, which is a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland’s western Lowlands. It’s a national cultural hub famed for its Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture, and home to […]
Poptone, The Great Comeback!
There’s certainly only one Poptone, the latest incarnation of the Bauhaus family and probably one of the greatest post-punk comeback stories of all time! They are Daniel Ash and Kevin Haskins (founding members of Bauhaus, […]
The Veldt’s Pioneering Vision
Never losing their pioneering vision, The Veldt are back in full form for Record Store Day on April 22 via Schoolkids Records, releasing ‘Symmetry / Slow Grind’, their new 7” 2-track single. Forming in the late 80’s […]
John Fryer With His Latest Project Black Needle Noise
As extensive and impressive as John Fryer’s career has been, it’s hard not to say he’s simply one of the best, a true corner stone in the music business. His latest project “Black Needle […]
Punk Rock, The Ramones, And Riots
The year was 1984 and the Ramones were playing at The Hollywood Palladium with Black Flag as their opening act. This would mark the very first time seeing them live for me and would go […]
Interview with INHALT
INHALT is a San Francisco based trio best known for their dynamic synth-driven dark electronic sound. Their first three releases were on notable record labels such as; a split 12” with London’s seminal World Unknown […]
