Boris Discuss “Heavy Rocks (2002)” and Being Viewed as Musicians vs. Artists | Feature Interview
In tandem with the band members’ distinct style, akin to ravens who enjoy Yohji Yamamoto, Boris’ cult reputation is only getting stronger. Post-Trash’s Selina Yang had the opportunity to rack Atsuo of Boris’ brain over the 2023 Heavy Rocks remaster, audience backgrounds, and their identity as artists vs. musicians.
Fatboi Sharif on the Fire, Blood, and Big Tears of Joy Behind “Decay” | Feature Interview
After the release of Decay, Fatboi Sharif spoke to Post-Trash about the fine line between good and evil, plus the snack bowls and synesthetic visions that powered the album. When he says he smells blood and fire in a beat, believe him. When he says he cried tears of joy hearing a finished track for the first time, believe that too.
Should I Tell You The Truth or Bullshit You? An Interview with Oxbow’s Eugene S. Robinson
Known for the seminal hardcore band Whipping Boy and later Oxbow, Eugene S Robinson is in perpetual motion. He’s a journalist whose work has appeared in GQ, The Wire, LA Weekly, among many others. He’s also a bodybuilder, martial arts expert, LSD evangelist, and gun enthusiast. His new memoir, A Walk Across Dirty Water and Straight into Murderer’s Row, touches on all these polymathic aspects of his wildly eccentric life, from his childhood in 1970s Brooklyn through his touring days in Whipping Boy. During our interview, Robinson is nothing if not candid. He’s quick to laugh and easily spun into a yarn. Having a conversation with Robinson is akin to being swept up by a narrative tornado.
Russian Baths on Composing Dreamy Vignettes, and a New Album | Feature Interview
Jess Rees and Luke Koz avoid straightforward confessionals, because a Russian Baths song should be abstract enough for each person to interpret personally. On a stormy day, Russian Baths sat down with Post-Trash’s Selina Yang for a discussion on cinematic juxtaposition, introspective lyricism, and plans for an upcoming record.
Rider/Horse Is On The Edge of Their Seats | Feature Interview
Lifeguard: The Shape of Punk to Come | Feature Interview
A week before the release of Dressed In Trenches, Lifeguard sat down with Post-Trash to set the record straight about their influences, how they go about writing their brand of ferocious, angular guitar music, rad tour spots, cool bands in an exploding Chicago local scene, and how they stay sane on the road.
Pardoner Discuss New Album "Peace Loving People" | Feature Interview
Montréal art-punk collective La Sécurité discuss their debut album "Stay Safe!" | Feature Interview
Their elastic debut LP Stay Safe! packs a whole lot of dynamic musical range into just ten killer tracks. Band members put themselves in new roles, play new instruments and make themselves vulnerable to all the anxieties and tribulations of fresh ventures. They do it with effortless tranquility and gilded dexterity.
This Band Is Gorgeous: Inside the Making of the New York Duo's Boundary-Pushing New Album | Feature Interview
Sapsucker represents a leap forward for Gorgeous, both artistically and musically, from the duo’s debut. While both feature acrobatic drumming accompanying whimsical vocals and idiosyncratic guitar playing, there’s a sense of intentionality to Sapsucker’s bold embrace of melody. We sat down with Gorgeous to discuss the experience of making their ambitious new album, what’s changed, and what’s still inspiring them in a post-pandemic world.
Feeble Little Horse Discuss Recording, Touring, and Camaraderie Ahead of "Girl With Fish" | Feature Interview
Feeble Little Horse’s tight friendship is palpable through the Zoom screen. Over the past few months, they’ve opened for Sidney Gish and Snail Mail, as well as toured with They Are Gutting A Body Of Water. It’s been a dizzying year for the Pittsburgh quartet, but they rely on each other to ease any nerves.
Bruiser and Bicycle Discuss New Album "Holy Red Wagon" | Feature Interview
Striking a Balance with Michael Beach | Feature Interview
Quasi Return to "Telepathy Mode" with "Breaking The Balls of History" | Feature Interview
The Enduring Legacy of Moss Icon: An Interview with Tonie Joy | Feature Interview
Tonie Joy, Moss Icon guitarist and the unofficial caretaker of the band’s story, has a grounded perspective on Moss Icon and the singular music they made. No, the band wasn’t trying to sound like anything, or invent anything. Rather, it was an escape for Joy and his bandmates, a way to cope with a world that felt volatile and chaotic.
FACS as Facts as Faxs | Feature Interview
After about 45 minutes of sensory overload, Chicago’s FACS fissles down.. The three fierce yet jubilant players are grateful, but also stoic. They’re punk rockers playing psychedelic post-punk that overwhelms the brain, making bodies move in ways it usually wouldn’t and probably shouldn’t among strangers.
babybaby_explores Discuss "Food Near Me, Weather Tomorrow," Songs About Ducks, and More | Feature Interview
Over the last three years, babybaby_explores have grown their reach beyond the local noise scene and a leak of Food Near Me, Weather Tomorrow earned them a deal with Angus Andrew’s No-Gold. The trio sat down with Post-Trash to talk about their scientific methods, folk-goth aspirations, and their policy of saying yes to every dress.
Foyer Red Discuss New Singles and The Art of Creative Processes As A Close-Knit Band | Feature Interview
Inside "Human Futures" with Katy Davidson of Dear Nora | Feature Interview
Dear Nora is back. Mo Schweiger spoke with the band’s vocalist, Katy Davidson, about their latest, and self-proclaimed best album, human futures. Davidson spoke about making art during times of social and political tumult, the changing state of the music industry throughout their expansive career, and Lady Gaga.
