Sleeper's Bell | Feature Interview
In the leadup to Ugly Hug and Post-Trash’s benefit fest this Sunday at the Empty Bottle, both sites are featuring each project on their respective sites. Sleeper’s Bell hits the stage third, bringing their memorable expressions and tender storytelling. Shea Roney recently sat down with Blaine and Evan about their upcoming album, life’s hidden alignments, and reflecting on their first big tour.
Uniflora | Feature Interview
In the leadup to Ugly Hug and Post-Trash’s benefit fest this Sunday at the Empty Bottle, both sites are featuring each project on their respective sites. Uniflora hits the stage second, rearing their sweaty punk spirit and indebted melodies. The trio chats with Shea Roney about being labeled a “youth” band, balancing ego and confidence, and their latest projects.
On "And Your Song is Like a Circle," Skullcrusher Finds Power in Fragility
A Strident Light: Portrait of Maria Bertel
Maria Bertel is a fearless artist at the peak of her creative pursuit. As humble as she is virtuosic, her work is a dazzling display of how symphony can be coaxed out of cacophony. Post-Trash’s Khagan Aslanov chats with the Danish trombonist on her education, process, and introductions to unorthodox music.
What We Hear When It’s Quiet | Feature Interview
Thanya Iyer listens closely. During a conversation earlier this year, the Montréal singer-songwriter describes the stillness she discovered while creating her third record. Post-Trash’s Aly Eleanor chats with Iyer about her beginnings, community, and the collaborative efforts on her lates record TIDE/TIED.
The Maneka Interview: Devin McKnight on the Making of His Anthemic New Album and How Compassion Can Shape the Future
Makena’s new album bathes and listens finds Devin McKnight turning inward, riding the tension between the personal and the universal. Post-Trash’s Benji Heywood caught up with McKnight to discuss the making of bathes and listens, the nature of progress, and how compassion and empathy can shape the future.
Years We Spent Unpressured: A Chat with Good Flying Birds | Feature Interview
Good Flying Birds use 20th century tech to craft 21st century guitar rock. Sharp, punchy, and loaded with hooks, their latest record combines analog recording techniques with Internet ubiquity. Post-Trash spoke with GFB’s Kellen Baker about dreams, home recording, and their excellent new record Talulah’s Tape.
Claire Rousay | Feature Interview
Prewn | Feature Interview
Oscillator for the People: In Conversation with Afrorack | Feature Interview
Lee Ranaldo and Michael Vallera Discuss Early New York Silver | Feature Interview
Early New York Silver is a collaboration between Lee Ranaldo and Michael Vallera. Consisting of two tracks and lasting approximately 45 minutes, it is based on a set of performances recorded in July 2022 as part of a series curated by musician David Watson. Ranaldo and Vallera spoke to Post-Trash about how their collaboration and album came together.
The Game Has Changed for Saia Kuli of Portland Band Guitar | Feature Interview
Clifford | Feature Interview
Scratch Acid and Suckling’s Brett Bradford: The Definitive Interview
Joy as Resistance with Automatic | Feature Interview
Brandon Lopez: A Study in Dehiscence | Feature Interview
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.
