Feb 19, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, News & Notes
Home Front hit the road next month in support of their timeless new album which cemented them as one of punk and hardcore’s most revered current bands. Watch It Die was released via La Vida Es Un Mus to high acclaim from the likes of NPR, The Needle Drop,...
Feb 19, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, News & Notes
Martikor is a post-metal project from San Francisco led by Lenn Martikor. I caught up with Lenn to talk about his early musical experiences, how he started writing music and the making of his latest record “The Ritual”. CMM-What was the first music that...
Feb 19, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, News & Notes
Heading out across the old country with new tracks in tow, Bill’s hitting the road at 58 miles per hour this May for a thirteen-show tour in support of his new album, My Days of 58. He’ll kick things off in Oklahoma City at Beer City Music Hall, with stops...
Feb 19, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, Interviews, News & Notes
FOSSEN is the brainchild of Brooklyn-based independent artist Ruslan Ozerin. The project pulls influences from electronic, trance, hyperpop, darkwave and experimental music to create a fresh vision of emotive and euphoric electronic music that transports you to a...
Feb 18, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, News & Notes
On their forthcoming LP Security, Louisville dark punk stalwarts FOTOCRIME harness a more aggressive and furious tone, one akin to bands like Killing Joke and Big Black along with the man-vs-machine churn of Godflesh and middle period Ministry and more. Historically a...
Feb 18, 2026 | Dave Allison, Features, News & Notes
The Black Queen, featuring Greg Puciato and Steven Ryan Alexander, return after a seven-year absence with a North American tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of Fever Daydream, their sleek 2016 debut that mixed industrial tension, R&B undercurrents, and...
