Kontusion's Liquid-Meal Recipe for Despicable Death Metal | Feature Interview
Asher White | Feature Interview
Asher White’s music is tracked on canvas with broad strokes, layers, accents, and delightful blends of influence and genre. 8 Tips is remarkably cohesive and hints at the artist’s genre-less future pop. Post-Trash spoke with Asher White about the influence of the Chicago noise scene, a teenage acid trip, concurrent apocalypses, and her Joyful Noise debut.
Case Oats Is Loving Down to the Bloodied Bone | Feature Interview
Winter | Feature Interview
Stress Positions Refuse to be Made Mute | Feature Interview
Harry Sings! | Feature Interview
John Galm | Feature Interview
Not a Kiid Anymore: Mal Devisa | Feature Profile
Mal Devisa’s Palimpsesa— her first project since her debut Kiid— is a collection of songs written between 2015 and 2025 chronicling Deja Carr’s musical output at all ages and stages of expression. It’s a tidal wave of memory, a trip through a musical genius’s mind, and a true reflection of who Mal Devisa has become.
American Pastoral, with Mary Lattimore | Feature Interview
It's Easy to Root for MSPAINT | Feature Interview
Smut | Feature Interview
Evil Brought Low: Music, Mental Illness and Hope with Activity’s Travis Johnson
Hotline TNT | Feature Interview
Tearing Up the Tape, Crunching Through Cassette: Lifeguard Interviewed
Perennial | Feature Interview
Perennial have been on a steady streak of high concept and high energy releases. They’ve followed up their most accomplished LP with Perennial ‘65, which imagines the band in the shoes of their influences. Post-Trash spoke with Perennial’s Chad Jewett on their writing and recording process, visual aesthetic, and their influences .
