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Not a Kiid Anymore: Mal Devisa | Feature Profile

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

American Pastoral, with Mary Lattimore | Feature Interview

Mary Lattimore sculpts soundscapes that transmute the listener to a state that is as deeply disquieting as it is intensely curative. Post-Trash’s Khagan Aslanov sat down with the harpist at Sled Island Music Festival to chat about her beginnings, collaboration, and her love of The Cure.

Perennial | Feature Interview

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 .

Bambara | Feature Interview

Bambara | Feature Interview

While Bambara’s previous albums offered an exquisite mix of noise rock violence with bluesy tenderness, Birthmarks combines the two into an icey and precise slab of spine-chilling noirish decadence. Post-Trash’s Devin Birse sat down with Bambara to talk about what motivated Birthmarks’ sound, and the research behind its complex tale of murder, love, and reincarnation.

Slowing Down Without Stagnation: Talking Rhythm and Creativity with Perila

Slowing Down Without Stagnation: Talking Rhythm and Creativity with Perila

Alexandra Zakharenko’s music rustles with field recordings, spectral vocal traces, and the physicality of space in an endless pursuit of the true self. The St. Petersburg-born, Berlin-based artist chatted with Post Trash’s Aly Eleanor last November about soul bonds, taking your time, intimacy, jazz, and more.

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Turned Out Alright | In Conversation with Young Widows

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Turned Out Alright | In Conversation with Young Widows

One would guess that Young Widows returning after an eleven-year hiatus would be a plot twist worthy of making the affable Kentuckian smile. But that’s not it. Or, more accurately, that’s not just it. After decades of mental health challenges, Patterson finally feels—dare he say it—happy.    

Anika On Her Explosive New Album "Abyss" | Feature Interview

Anika On Her Explosive New Album "Abyss" | Feature Interview

Anika takes a left turn on Abyss. The synths are traded in for thunderously gritty guitars. It’s intense, rough, wild, loud, angry, and a wonderful combination of ‘90s grunge, alternative, and classic ‘70s rock. Abyss certainly is an unexpected style shift, but it’s Anika’s best record so far.