Nick and Shane Sullivan of Joyer talk about their experiences recording in Chicago, the inspirations behind their slight sonic shift, and their time living in various cities. Joyer's fifth album, On the Other End of the Line… is out this Friday, October 24, via Julia’s War. Read the transcript or watch the full interview with Joyer here.

Nick Whittemore and Keegan Graziane of Bruiser and Bicycle chat about Deep Country, where their third record stands in the band’s discography, their collaboration with Jennifer Maher Coleman, and recommend some albums that’ll help you better understand the fabric of Deep Country.

In this interview, Irish/Portuguese quintet pôt-pot talk about their debut album, Warsaw 480km, the group’s Ireland-Portugal connections, and the intersection of funk and krautrock.

BLIGATORY is thrilled to premiere "Stressed In Paradise," from Vancouver grunge-pop band Buddie. It's the lead single from their new record, Glass, set for release November 7 on Crafted Sounds. Watch the music video here and read our Q&A with the band regarding the importance of community, the new record, and the DIY techniques that brought the video to life.

Russell Edling of Golden Apples talks about the making of Shooting Star, his musical inspirations, recording techniques, and the origins of the “Golden Apples” name.

In this interview, the Brooklyn four-piece Wiring talk about the making of Like A Porcelain Lamb, what influenced the record, and more.

Touring the 25th anniversary of their seminal self-titled debut album (colloquially known as LP1), American Football stopped by Portland, OR’s Revolution Hall for two nights. Masterfully performing their influential brand of jazzy, jangly midwest emo rock, American Football delivered to fans a chance to reminisce on a record that helped define evolving for so many.

In this interview, three-piece Artificial Go talk about Musical Chairs, the Cincinnati scene, the band all living under one roof, and more.

The London five-piece talk their debut album, All In The Game, the creative hotbed of Speedy Wunderground, and more.

Only a song and a half into the set frontman Raygun Busch, in all his sweaty glory, stripped his shirt in a fashion reminiscent of Iggy Pop’

With several albums under her belt and a dedicated fanbase, Tennessee native Soccer Mommy stopped by Portland's Crystal Ballroom

Rhythm and sound are vessels for connection in Salin’s arena, and in anticipation of the upcoming album, Rammana, the Thai-born, Juno nomina