Interview with Plastic Barricades
London alt-indie duo Plastic Barricades, consists of Paul Love on drums and vocalist/guitarist Dan Kert. Kert took the time to chat with No Apologies Magazine about their [Read More]
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Song Review – Gab De La Vega “I Still Believe”
Italian punk, Gab De La Vega’s new single, “I Still Believe” is certainly a gem among the 11 tracks of his latest EP, Beyond Space and Time. The song starts and [Read More]
REVIEW Forever Emo Tour: Mayday Parade
By: Savannah Cotton It may have been a frigid November night in Philly but the energy I felt as I walked into the Theatre of Living Arts was palpable. While passing the merch [Read More]
Hale Bopp Astronauts/Soda City Riot 7″ Split
Hale Bopp Astronaut/Soda City Riot 7″ Split (River Monster) For those late to the mosh, South Carolina punk bands Hale Bopp Astronauts (Charleston) teamed up with Soda [Read More]
The Unlikey Leap- DiipSilence Goes From Math Major To Chill LA Producer
Before finding her footing in the music industry, DiipSilence came to the US from China to finish a master degree in math. During Winter and Summer breaks she would find [Read More]
No Apologies Weekly New Artist Q&A w/ Lovesick Radio
Our Weekly Dig – Same Questions Different Answers Lovesick Radio encapsulates the grit of in your face rock with reckless yet articulate guitar-solo wielding energy [Read More]
Lizzy Vann Unapologetically Carves Her Way Into The Indie Scene
Up and coming Virginia indie musician Lizzy Vann spills the beans on her upcoming album “Letters”. From her first single “Let’s Break Up” to [Read More]
Rapid Fire Reviews: Becca Smith, Ashes of Old Ways
Becca Smith – I-26 Born and raised here in South Carolina, Becca Smith was only 8 years old when she put pen to paper and wrote her first song. After a flurry of [Read More]
No Apologies Weekly New Artist Q&A w/ Gnostic Gorilla
Gnostic Gorilla, a Toronto based goth-electro effort, is the brain child of Dean Mason who has been experimenting with his musical representation since 2012. Gnostic [Read More]
From The Inside Looking Out: A First Account On Manifest Closing
When I moved to Columbia back in2014 I was a hopeful little 20-something looking for that city writing gig. That was when I first took a job at Manifest thinking it would be [Read More]
