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INTERVIEWS

The best last band on Earth

The Myonics say that Lady Gaga is more punk than they are, but I’m not so sure.

Exclusive: Arab On Radar’s first interview since re-forming

The underground music icons are back with their first tour & new music since 2002.

‘A harbinger of pestilence’? ‘A long-suppressed shriek from a simpler, forgotten world’? ‘Enya rock’?! Call Caw! Caw!’s music what you like—you will be rocked regardless. See them with Cockwind at McWorld tonight.

Ghosts’ story

Former Ghosts’ Freddy Ruppert has excellent songs, excellent singing, amazing beats, pristine image…& he’s playing Pehr on Monday. Read the exclusive interview.

Hello, Bitches

22-year-old twins Blake and Staz know how to wring great songs out of the simplest instrumentation: “drums, bass and screaming.” Read the exclusive interview & see them at The Smell on Saturday & Pehr on Monday!

‘It’s complicated’: An interview with Bongo Fury’s Tripp Nasty

Tripp Nasty toured with Crash Worship, is a Denver scene icon, and brings his new group Bongo Fury to Pehr tonight. Read the interview & watch some of Tripp’s favorite videos!

Swiss mister

Forget Swiss neutrality—Syndrome WPW is fully partisan. The sonic manifesto? Analog noise that compels you to dance. See an amazing video, hear the sounds & attend the show tonight!

Back to the Future the Ride: ‘Think intergalactic, shop local’

Back to the Future the Ride is Brian Miller (aka Charlemagne Lazarus) of Foot Village’s sparkling new solo project. Hear an exclusive BTTFTR track, read the interview & see the group at Pehr tonight!

Tonight & Monday: Take a ride on Psychic Handbook’s ‘really mellow rollercoaster’

Alexander Archuleta’s music as Psychic Handbook—as well as his DJing—will take you far away. Hear his music, read about his philosophy and attend the shows.

DJ Marijuana Weed: How I learned to stop worrying and love the bong

I asked Rand Sevilla how long he had been making music. Sevilla replied, “It’s probably better to ask ‘How long have you been trying to get attention while avoiding reality?'”