Hailing in from London’s underground comes Anna Tosh, a well seasoned 15 year veteran singer/songwriter and guitarist who has played alongside many local talents. ’One Big Fire’ is her very first solo EP release […]
Stereolab’s Morgane Lhote On Becoming Hologram Teen
Ex-Stereolab keyboardist, Morgane Lhote, recently released her very first debut album as Hologram Teen ‘Between The Funk And The Fear’ (Polytechnic Youth). This follows last years widely acclaimed ‘Marsangst’ EP (Happy Robots Records). It […]
Help Support Hurricane Victims With ‘Rock Back: Stronger Than The Storm’
Patetico Recordings has announced the release of ‘Rock Back: Stronger than the storm’, a compilation in support of victims of Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria. The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season is now among the top […]
Melbourne’s Best, Introducing Miniatures And Their First LP ‘Jessamines’
It’s always fantastic when you stumble upon a new band that within the first few notes puts a chill down your spine leaving you suddenly anticipating more. Australia’s Miniatures instantly brings you back to […]
Bringing Music And Books Together, Meet Lusterlit
From the Bushwick Book Club collective comes Lusterlit, Brooklyn’s brilliant answer to bringing music and books together in harmonious unison. One’s imagination knows no bounds as you’re transported into a fantasy filled sounscape with hints […]
Return To Prague, David J Launches New Indiegogo Campaign
David J has announced the launch of the ‘Return To Prague‘ indiegogo campaign in support of his new ‘solo’ album. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own one or more exclusive and […]
Jenn Vix Rises Again With New EP ‘Unlocked’
Jenn Vix won the lottery when her first solo demo was reviewed by Rolling Stone Magazine back in 1994 (the Kurt Cobain death issue #683). Shortly thereafter, she was picked up by the reputable Dutch […]
Reflecting With Denver’s A Shoreline Dream
From Denver’s folklore filled Barnum neighborhood of circus fame, comes A Shoreline Dream. They are Ryan Policky on vocals, guitar, keys, bass and programming and Erik Jeffries on guitar. There’s no clowning around with […]
Former Seattle Street Kids, An Interview With The Blue Hour
The Blue Hour’s humble beginnings as Seattle street kids helped shape who they are and is still found in their music today. They have many magical stories that are just as intriguing as their […]
An Interview with Lynch Inspired 68creep
Torched Magazine was delighted to recently premier 68creep’s debut LP ‘Goodnight, Sweet Betty’ inspired by the Great David Lynch “the Renaissance man of modern American filmmaking”(AllMovie). We are now pleased to also have the opportunity […]
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