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Today, I celebrate my third Father’s Day. That, I know. As for everything else … not so much. Basically, I’m Sargent Schultz.
Jon Wolf, who has provided mixtapes to DeadJournalist since 2008, returns with a 13-song mixtape that he thinks will soundtrack the Summer of 2013.
Five years after labeling the So So Glos the band that was making punk worth listening to again, find out why I still stand behind that statement in this exclusive interview with the band’s lead vocalist, Alex Z. Levine. As he says in this interview, “Punk is about Woody Guthrie.”
During May 2013, DeadJournalist will be featuring posts from guest writers on a variety of music-related topics. Kicking-off this series is a piece by musician Alicia Halm.
Get a look inside the Detroit trap-pop band, Jamaican Queens, in this exclusive interview with Adam Pressley. Find out the band’s history, their creative process and why they won’t tweet unless they want to tweet.
Prior to the release of Psychic Twin’s most recent 7-inch, I connected with Erin Fein – the woman behind the project – for an exclusive interview. In this interview, she shares her insight on her creative process, the future of Psychic Twin and this year’s SXSW.
On the date of the release of her new EP, get to know Vague-à-bonde, the moniker of Minneapolis-native Nicole Brenny. A self-taught producer and song-writer now residing in Montreal, she’s creating dance-friendly, future-pop while continuing to evolve as an artist.
Recently, I had a chance to catch-up with Craig Minowa – the founder, vocalist and songwriter of Cloud Cult. The resulting interview is one of the best DeadJournalist interviews to-date. His passion and respect for music a testament to the power of the medium.
It is 7-11 day for me as DeadJournalist.com launched on March 16, 2006 after starting, in concept, in 2002.
In this exclusive interview with Jerome Watson, learn more about the up-and-coming London-based band The History of Apple Pie. His interview offers excellent insight into the band that has already accomplished something quite rare … creating common ground for members of Oasis and Blur.
