Interview with Stray Colors: ‘When we don’t know what to do, we ask ourselves: What would The Beatles do?’
Munich-based band, Stray Colors, who describe themselves as 'a motley mingle-mangle of Balkan, folk and indie', will release their next single, 'Because' later this year, with an album slated for release in the spring of 2021. Stray Colors comprises Rüdiger Sinn (guitar/vocals), Zlatko Pasalic (guitar/vocals), Nathan ...
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Interview with The Jacks: ‘One of our next singles, ‘In My Head’, is about dealing with mental health and the feeling there’s no end in sight’
LA-based rock band The Jacks are gearing up to release three new singles, starting next month, as part of a new strategy to release a new track around every six weeks. The band is composed of Jonny Stanback (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Tom Hunter (lead guitar/vocals), Scott Stone (bass guitar/vocals), and ...
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Interview with King Goon: ‘Our next song ‘Realpolitik’ is about the mentality of special political advisers …they wield far too much power for unelected people’
South Wales-based six-piece band King Goon will release two songs next month on a double A side, 'Realpolitik' and 'Just Whose Side Are You On?', with an album due out before the end of the year. King Goon comprises James Morgan (bass and vocals), his twin brother Joel ( vocals/guitar), Hywel Griffiths (drums/percussion), ...
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Interview with RADARS: ‘Jack has such a raw energy behind his voice’
Hull-based indie rock band, RADARS, released their latest single, 'Get Better’, last week, a belting anthem about how everyone can get through an unprecedented year. The band consists of Jack Moxon (vocals) Dave Measom (guitar) Sam Campbell (guitar) Calvin Casey (bass) and Joe Worrall (drums). 'Me and Dave, we want ...
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Interview with Ian Krochak: ‘Running Away was written out of angst’
Ian Krochak, the Winnipeg, Manitoba-based country-rock singer, brought out the single 'Running Away' earlier this month, a song he says was 'written out of angst': 'It's about folks thinking the grass is greener on the other side,' he said. 'Some people want to run and it can feel so good but some people stay, which is ...
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Interview with The Quicksilver Kings: ‘Songwriting is like filling in a jigsaw’
Hull-based band acoustic trio The Quicksilver Kings are putting the finishing touches to a new 18-track album, which will likely be released later this year. Initially, they had planned to release it this summer but have pushed it back due to the pandemic. The group, which weaves elements of country, folk, blues and pop ...
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