Interview: Ha Vay on “Romance Hyperactive”, Romanticizing Life, and Feminine Rage
We interviewed Ha Vay, a genre-defying, San-Francisco based indie artist.
Read More Interview: Ha Vay on “Romance Hyperactive”, Romanticizing Life, and Feminine RageWe interviewed Ha Vay, a genre-defying, San-Francisco based indie artist.
Read More Interview: Ha Vay on “Romance Hyperactive”, Romanticizing Life, and Feminine RageWe interviewed St Louis raised, LA-based up-and-comer Jonah Roy!
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Read More Interview: Walden Takes Over 50 States on 50 Dollars and Returns with New MusicCalifornian cowboy pirates Beauty School Dropout have just dropped your newest addiction in the form of their blistering new single “Assassin.”
Read More Review: Beauty School Dropout Debut “Assassin” Via VerswireThis essay offers in-depth literary analysis of a single weighted line from Fall Out Boy’s history: “Take This To Your Grave.” This line drew inspiration from both The Smiths and Jack Kerouac’s The Dharma Bums, weaving a web between three narratives that swirl disdainfully around the feminine sex and rather suggestively around the masculine.
Read More “Pretty Girls Make Graves:” Behind the Title of Fall Out Boy’s Debut RecordIn a twist of events, the team behind Scrunchie is interviewed instead of interviewing a band! Eight months ago in October, Sarah and Weronika were interviewed by Raza, host of Pending Thoughts podcast. This podcast gives an inside look as to what it’s like to run an independent zine and interview bands. The trio discuss […]
Read More “Interviewing the Interviewer”- Scrunchie Stop By Pending Thoughts PodcastWe got on Zoom with Portland-based artist Half Shadow to discuss the release of his latest album, “At Home With My Candles!”
Read More Half Shadow Practices DIY and DyingWe interviewed Auckland-based indie band The Beths!
Read More Interview: The Beths are Back and Hitting the Road“Growing Older // Current Youth” by our old friends, San Diego based indie punk band Cardboard Boxer, came out today!
Read More “Growing Older” By Cardboard BoxerWe jumped on Zoom with grungy pop-punk outfit Troubled Minds!
Read More All About Community: Troubled Minds’ New Era