Propelled by her unmistakable vibrato, the songs on her debut solo album Wild Love are just that—feral bursts of protest infused with the joy of being alive. Nina Winder-Lind spoke to us from her home in Brighton, exploring her childhood in Sweden, the raw moments that went into recording the album, and how collaboration and catharsis are integral to making art.
Even when life feels a bit on tilt, Sadie Dupuis is an affable interview subject, personable and blessed with razor-sharp insight. She sat down with Post-Trash to discuss grim reapers at protests, the GOATs of the short song format, and the physical and mental hurdles that ultimately led to cutting loose and having some fun.
Columbus three-piece Golomb have a new EP out today, and it’s as electric as their high power live performances. Ahead of their upcoming European tour, Post-Trash chatted with Golomb about being a power trio, the importance of The Velvet Underground, and their excellent new EP The Beat Goes On and On and On.
Robber Robber’s sonic chaos by way of four-piece rock band combines the best of experimental and pop. Last November, Post-Trash chatted with Nina Cates and Zack James about the Burlington scene, the best and worst of Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the creative groove they’ve settled into with their Fire Talk debut.
