Heart to Heart with HAERTS
Brooklyn’s HAERTS are on the fast track to indie-pop stardom. Bubbling up from nowhere just prior to SXSW, the band is now creeping out from every small nook and cranny of the internet…
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Getting a Dose of Team Spirit
Brooklyn’s Team Spirit have had a busy Spring. The “new mavericks of Rock n’ Roll,” recently released a 5-song EP on Vice Records and are now hitting the road with British rockers Peace.
Interview with Geoff Haliday (Hands)
By Nate Thompson Last week, treatment I got a chance to catch up with Geoff Haliday to hear more about the band’s first headlining tour, look while they were hauling ass to Chapel Hill on an excruciating tour.They’ll be taking a pit-stop at Great Scott on Tuesday, June 4th, in support of their new album […]
Interview with Small Black
With the release of Small Black’s Limits of Desire earlier this month and a tour kick-off in Boston, lead singer Josh Kolenik spoke to us about the Brooklyn indie band’s…
A Quick Chat With Melbourne’s UV Race
Melbourne’s UV Race don’t hit the States often, but when they do, you know they’re gonna mean it. The six-piece punk outfit recently released their latest LP Racism…
A Conversation With Mickey Hart
By now, the history has been written about the quintessence of the Grateful Dead in 1960s and early 70s America and the particular place they hold in the far…
Getting Technological With Pretty & Nice
In advance of their Golden Rules for Golden People release show at Great Scott on May 1, I was able to use the magical wonders of the Internet to ask the guys…
CATCHING UP WITH COLLEEN GREEN
Colleen Green is too cool for all your lame shit. You’d know this if you picked up her last album, Milo Goes to Compton, which we put on our best albums of 2012 list because it was that rad. You’d know exactly how much she dominates though if you’ve checked out her follow up, Sock it to Me, which just dropped last month on Hardly Art.
INTERVIEW: CHATTIN’ IT UP WITH FRANK HURRICAYNE
Frank Hurricayne is the highly animated, always positive, very talented frontman of psych-folk outfit Hurricanes of Love. Locally, he was once Jamaica Plain’s top homie and a regular at Whitehaus
INTERVIEW: HAVING SOME FUN WITH BORN RUFFIANS
Born Ruffians of Toronto, Canada are an enthusiastic bunch, producing exuberant indie-pop jams since 2004. Now, Born Ruffians are about to drop their new album