Into Music

Brad Wolfe discusses loss, love, grief, and songwriting.

Nashville's Winston Liv delivers an auspicious debut via Joan Of Snark.

The Van Pelt returns with an exhilarating new LP, Remain Obscure. Chris Leo discusses it and the state of his band in 2026.

Poet and songwriter Amy Speace discusses her debut collection of poems, The Cardinals, and her latest single, "Days of Letting Go."

Born in Brazil and currently based in New York City, Rafael Melo returns with a succinct and powerful EP, I Dreamt I Was Awake, as Late Again.

Wesley Stace returns with a fine new album which finds him in his finest hour to date, One Last Heist.

Holland's Personal Trainer returns with its finest album to date. Songwriter Willem Smit tells all.

Antietam returns with its fourteenth studio album and is still focused on the road ahead.

Fruition issues its spirited new album, Something More, ahead of retirement from touring.

New Jersey songwriter Jared Hart returns with a powerful, moving collection of songs titled Midnight Motel.

The Black Drumset returns with a blast of post-Covid catharsis.

Ok Cowgirl's Leah Lavigne discusses the band's latest release, how rock 'n' roll ruins lives, and how she creates powerful and resonant vocal performances in the studio.

TRIPI talks Close to Fire: Roman’s Anthology Release Part I, loss, grief, connection.

Mike Knowlton discusses the latest Unlettered LP, Devil's Bowl.

Johanna Samuels discusses Sorry, Kid, a look back at her younger self with a sense of wisdom and empathy.

Veteran singer-songwriter Shannon Lay returns with positive, thoughtful new LP and a new label.

Sarah Nagourney discusses the origins of the She Creates Noise podcast.

Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto of hackedepicciotto discuss the end of their nomadic days (for now, maybe) and the secret of their long-running partnership.

Veteran bassist Kira Roessler returns with second solo outing, Enigma.

A bout of imposter syndrome, family illness, and a craft that wasn't getting easier were staring Aaron Lee Tasjan in the face. Then he received words of encouragement from an old friend and mentor who showed him the way forward.

The Thread is the debut album from The Family Stereo, the project for the prodigiously talented singer-songwriter Blake Watt.

Revered composer Dren McDonald returns with Vox Pterous, a new new take on his expert 2023 album Pterous.

Irish/English singer-songwriter talks songwriting, filmmaking, Dylan, and The Normal.

Young Allies embrace the communal spirit of rock 'n' roll on new EP, Fingers Entwined.

Daisy The Great offers a new take on their album The Rubber Teeth Talk with help from some talented friends.

Australia's Body Type returns with its third album, Tally, one of 2026's must-hear recordings.

Blow By Blow: The Jeff Beck Story is the Beck biography fans have been waiting for and was recently hailed by The Telegraph as the best rock book of the year.

Multi-faceted Sleepytime Gorilla Museum celebrates a quarter century with tour, new box set scheduled for fall release.

Martin Luther McCoy returns with his first LP in 14 years, Welcome Back Love, and has no shortage of things to say.

Lisa Molinaro is a respected composer, songwriter, violist, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist whose new album, Blind Trust, is out July 17.

Despite the title of their latest album, Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help isn't over yet.

Legendary post-hardcore outfit Quicksand returns with Bring On The Psychics, a powerful blast of musical immediacy that stands as some of the group's best work.

Maria Ellis discusses her early musical life, her passion for songwriting, and what her future holds.

Matt Palka places listeners on the handlebars of the bike he rode for the journey of a lifetime.

Parts & Labor delivers potent new double album, Set of All Sets.

Nomadic Nashville couple deliver new collection of roots centered rock with Hold The Mash.

Nashville singer-songwriter discusses debut album, vision, and co-writing.

Melanie Radford makes arresting, contemplative solo debut with For the Sake of Stillness.

The new Terror/Cactus album, Colapso, examines migration, cultural memory and resistance.

Los Angeles quartet delivers an unapologetic and ultimate summertime LP.

Joshua Fiedler makes solo debut as LOWREV with the LP It’s Hard To Lie To Strangers.

According to Junius' Joseph E. Martinez, the band's new album, Sotera, is “a musical invocation that explores the divine feminine as a force of transformation and balance.” If nothing else, it is undeniably one of the most imaginative and powerful post-metal albums of the decade.

Devlin McCluskey returns with new project, Devlin and The Harm on auspicious debut LP.

Kansas snowstorms, a Kansas tiki bar, want ad typos, adult decisions and a compilation compiled by a friend. It's all part of the Hypnolovewheel story.

Beloved singer-songwriter returns with a collection of songs that celebrate songs from the past by himself, others.

Jazz/Americana trio from Austin, Texas releases its debut album, Halfway To Mellowtown.

Matthew Byars discusses capturing, manipulating, and destroying sound with Attorneys General.

Samantha Fish returns with powerhouse live album, recorded on a single night in Tennessee.

David J offers up a collection of powerful and thoughtful new/old songs that crackle with humor.

Gottlieb's Andrew Pescara on the album The Far Fallen Fruit, politics, and finding punk rock.