Maxim (The Prodigy) talks about new mixed-media project, “Hope”

Outside of his work as MC/vocalist in The Prodigy, Maxim is an acclaimed mixed-media artist. He’s recently launched Hope, a collaboration with Dan Pearce that has allowed him to combine his creative skills. It’s a series of sculptures, a film, and a music EP (initially only available with the sculptures). There is also an NFT … Read more

Gary Numan talks about the making of “Intruder”

Over 40 years after unleashing such pioneering electronic hits as “Down in the Park,” “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?,” and the new wave classic “Cars,” singer/musician/producer Gary Numan continues to evolve and push his work in new directions. His 2013 album Splinter (Songs from a Broken Mind) was widely considered his best in years and was Numan’s … Read more

Hanging Freud interviewed about “Persona Normal”

Glasgow-based Hanging Freud creates dark post-punk music that unites ethereal elements with drum machines and abrasive sound design. It’s a duo comprised of Paula Borges and Jonathan Skinner, both of whom also release music with side-projects.  They recently put out their sixth album as Hanging Freud, Persona Normal. The following is an email interview with … Read more

Billie Rogue interviewed about “Eclectric” EP

Billie Roa previously fronted the Toronto extreme metal band Anakra, and with her solo project, Billie Rogue brings that intensity into exciting new musical directions. The new Billie Rogue EP, Eclectric, is highly varied, bringing together thrashing guitars with dark, moody electronics and a multitude of influences. It showcases Roa’s range as a singer, as … Read more

Interview with Vexillary

Having put out the SurViolence EP last year, Vexillary has now released a set of remixes of its closing track, “The Geneticist.” The brainchild of the New York-based producer Reza Seirafi, Vexillary creates highly rhythmic electronic music that has elements of electronic-industrial, EBM and techno. Sonically, the tracks can be pretty dense, and the creative … Read more

DJ & Multi-Instrumentalist JHNN interviewed about “StereoTYP”

StereoTYP, the latest album from Canadian DJ & Multi-Instrumentalist JHNN, is full of highly creative dark electronic music that defies more specific categorization. Embracing his various influences and letting them come together organically, JHNN has truly created his own unique sound. In an email interview, he discussed the creative process behind StereoTYP. Could you describe … Read more

Charlotte and Mike Truman of Hybrid talk about music videos and “Black Halo” album

British electronic band Hybrid has always brought a cinematic feel to their music and is well established in the film scoring industry. So it comes as no surprise that the group has been unleashing a series of intense, sci-fi-oriented music videos for their new Black Halo album. The first single/video, “Flashpoint,” came out in late … Read more

Keanan Duffty and Fabio Fabbri discuss new Slinky Vagabond album “King Boy Vandals”

The newly released album “King Boy Vandals” represents a new incarnation of Slinky Vagabond, a project which musician and fashion designer Keanan Duffty had already been a part of over a decade ago. While that version featured Earl Slick (David Bowie), Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols) and Clem Burke (Blondie), Slinky Vagabond is now a musical … Read more

Interview with John Treanor of Tombstones In Their Eyes

The hypnotic music of Tombstones In Their Eyes has traces of desert rock, shoegaze, psychedelia, and they bring it all together into a dense, fuzzed-out, yet hook-driven sound. They’ve just released a new album, “Looking For A Light,” which is their first for Josie Cotton’s Kitten Robot Records. Tombstones In Their Eyes began when childhood … Read more