Interview: Dale Crover (Melvins)
Listen to our two-part casual convo with one of the coolest drummers in rock, Dale Crover.
Interview with Retox/The Locust singer Justin Pearson
FLABmag sits down with Retox singer, Justin Pearson. Listen after the jump.
Random Access: Post Show Interview with Jonathan Hischke
Jonathan Hischke is a nice boy from Lincoln, Nebraska. He is also a fucking awesome bass player and genial interview. Listen after the jump.
Best Band Never Heard – 2011: Univox
It’s been a fantastic summer for music and I didn’t even have to leave my apartment to discover new talent! I just open my inbox and there is great music waiting for me. But after having various publicists send me links galore of insanely good shit all summer long, everything from ME & LP’s [...]
Interview: The Nocturnes’ Emma Ruth Rundle deconstructs Aokigahara
Podcast interview with singer/guitarist, Emma Ruth Rundle of The Nocturnes
Laura Ortman: Apache Violinist
Laura is an extraordinarily talented and prolific musician who has scored numerous films, acted in some of them and gigged with notable Brooklyn bands The Dust Dive, Stars Like Fleas, and Family Dynamic. She recently released Someday We’ll Be Together, a collection of sparsely arranged tunes, because she felt like it.
Holloys’ Dance Power!
holloys singer/bassist/trumpeteer, Jim Brown, lays down his positive vibe, man.
Famous Patient | Charles Burst
Brooklyn based singer/songwriter, Charles Burst, enjoys reading reference materials, 70′s rock, vinyl and some other stuff too.
Math Rock For Dummies: Tera Melos’ Nick Reinhart Explains
I hate math. I’ve never been good at it and this has always caused me anxiety. So it makes sense that any band described as “Math Rock” or “Math Metal” is not going to grab my attention – until now.
Horse The Band’s David Isen Discusses How to Survive in The Music Biz.
Horse The Band’s David Isen Discusses How to Survive in The Music Biz.
Fang Island Gives You More Than A Feeling
Fang Island’s finger-tapping guitar lines, chanted vocals, triumphant harmonies and overall perky songs hearken to the sort of “Total Music” of Jay Reatard, Ponytail, Kraftwerk, Marnie Stern, Thin Lizzy, et al. But, perhaps more so, its songs are like the music in your head at that moment when everything feels just right: that first kiss, that high score on the video game, buying your first small nation in cash… you know, good stuff.
Sid Brown is a Band
When I was about nine years old Rapture by Blondie was a top hit. You could count on it being played at least twenty times during a day’s rotation. I loved Blondie. She was so cool with her white dress, red lips and black and white hair. So cool. Around that time my then best [...]
