The Dead Milkmen’s Single, “Pretty Music for Pretty People”
By: Vanessa Gauss The Dead Milkmen’s latest single “Pretty Music for Pretty People” captures what you expect from the light hearted, sarcastic, and always poignant [Read More]
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Seven Reasons Why You Need Spoon’s They Want My Soul on Your Playlist
By: Amy Taylor Indie-rock band Spoon’s new album, They Want My Soul, is a delight for many musical palates. Here are the top seven reasons you’re going to buy [Read More]
We Review Jukebox the Ghost’s New, Self-Titled Album
By: Brittany Adams It’s rare to come across an album that you simply cannot stop listening to, or more infrequently, an album that you know will become a classic staple [Read More]
DTF (Down to Friend) – Our Interview With Dallas, Texas’ Pop-Punk Party Band
By: Tricia Callahan Down to Friend, a six-piece conglomerate of musicians, singers and growlers, have come together to create the perfect music for your next house party. [Read More]
London’s Post-Punk Band, Morgellons, Dish On Their New Band’s Chemistry, Influences and Fan-Centric Attitude
By: Tricia Callahan Drawing their band name from a delusion disorder, the Morgellons harbor a sound that crawls into your ear like a bug. The four-piece London post-punk band [Read More]
We Were Lions – On Their New Band Dynamic & EP
By: Tricia Callahan We Were Lions, a five-piece tenacious rock unit from Essex, London, have been rising and their record, Horizons, is just the beginning. Finding their [Read More]
Daisy Noemi Talks Inspiration, From Art to Photography
By: Tricia Callahan Daisy Noemi found some time to talk with No Apologies about her artistic ventures, which are both relevant and mesmerizing. She was kind enough to [Read More]
Our Interview with Dream Folk Musician, Lady Lazarus
By: Tricia Callahan With a sound that is as ambiguous as her name, Lady Lazarus has been met with grand reviews from both NPR and Pitchfork. Melissa Ann Sweat is the lady [Read More]
Frank Turner – Our Exclusive Interview With One Of The UK’s Biggest Rockers
By: Tricia Callahan Frank Turner won’t sit down and won’t shut up, even after being in the music business for thirteen years. The 32-year-old punk-folk musician is just [Read More]
Riot Grrl and Zinester since ’98 – Our Interview with Jolie Ruin
By: Tricia Callahan Jolie Ruin has been been putting together zines since she was in high school and there is no end in sight. She’s currently keeping the Riot Grrl [Read More]
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