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La Roux’s flame burns bright again: Electropop star on how early success made her ‘terrified all the f***ing time’ and why she’s finally feeling bulletproof after being ‘away accidentally for a good 10 years’ By

Elly Jackson is better known as the flame-quiffed electropop ice queen La Roux, and she’s also well-known for taking her sweet (or bittersweet) time between albums. For instance, it took...

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Lyndsey Parker talks Aerosmith and My Chemical Romance Hollywood Bowl shows on ‘Breaking Down the Biz’ podcast By

This past weekend, I made two visits to the legendary Hollywood Bowl to see two bands that, in different ways, I once believed I would never get the chance to see...

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Penelope Road have definitely, not maybe, arrived on time: ‘We really did what you need to do to understand what it means to be a band’ By

It’s record-release week for Atlanta’s rising pop ‘n’ soul quintet Penelope Road, and they’re sitting at Studio City’s Licorice Pizza Records, where they’ve just unboxed the vinyl for their debut...

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Lyndsey Parker nominated for 12 National A&E Journalism Awards, including Journalist of the Year, Best Host, Best Podcast & Best Blog By

I am surprised and thrilled to announce that I have received 12 nominations at the Los Angeles Press Club’s 19th annual National Arts & Entertainment Awards, including Independent Online Journalist of the Year!...

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Ministry’s Al Jourgensen is the interview GOAT: The ‘Greta Garbo of industrial’ talks fainting-goat-farm retirement plans, farewell album, that Shasta jingle, and much more in epic Q&A By

Al Jourgensen once famously said every day is Halloween. But that it’s not every day that the infamous Ministry founder/frontman/leader, or any rock star, grants an interview quite like this....

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How post-punk, Polish-language trio Chalk Teeth created their signature sound: “We know immediately if something feels ‘chalky’ or not” By

Many years ago in Portland, childhood friends Adam Wallace and Jason Miller were capturing their dance routines to Technotronic’s “Pump Up the Jam” and other MTV hits of the age...

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The new dawn of Johnny Orlando: ‘It’s taken me my entire life to get to this point. I’m prone to f***ing things up if I think too hard about it.’ By

Canadian singer-songwriter Johnny Orlando may only be 23 years old, but he’s already a showbiz veteran. He made his debut as a YouTube sensation at the tender age of 8...

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How Bleu made one of pop’s greatest — and funniest — albums about grief: ‘I am able to laugh more than cry now, if that makes any sense’ By

One music critic recently described powerpop legend Bleu’s Sargeant Pepper Grinder as one of the best albums ever made about grief, but it’s not exactly Sufjan Stevens’s Carrie & Lowell,...

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Victoria Monét talks motherhood, muses, and tuning into the ‘Frequency of Love’: ‘Hazel is really all the love I needed’ By

“The very first thing you hear when you play the album is a soundbowl, and it’s in the frequency of love. Literally. It’s 528 Hertz,” says R&B diva and singer-songwriter...

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Chris Robinson on how the Black Crowes ‘were always a counterculture band’: ‘We’re grateful to be still playing rock ‘n’ roll the way we want to do it, this far into the dystopian future’ By

The Black Crowes have been enjoying quite a renaissance as of late. Since the Southern rock band’s famously feuding Robinsons patched things up in 2019 — a sibling rock reunion...

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