Hit Parader caught up with Bad Religion founding bassist Jay Bentley and drummer Jamie Miller backstage to chat about the band’s legacy, logo, and goals for the future.
After 15 years together, The Paper Kites are still finding new ways to let their songs breathe. This past year took the Melbourne five-piece farther than ever before, from first-ever shows in India to festival stages across Europe and North America, all while quietly finishing a new album shaped by space, patience, and trust. Written…
For Treaty Oak Revival, the road from West Texas has rarely been straightforward, but in hindsight, every detour and choice has led them to exactly where they belong, the spotlight. On first impression, one might peg them as just another country band, but TOR is known for one thing above all else — shattering labels…
Genevieve Hannelius is officially stepping into a new creative chapter. The singer-songwriter and actress released her debut EP, Girlhood, today, a six-song project that distills the contradictions, nostalgia, and emotional whiplash of growing up into something soft-edged and sharply felt. Alongside the EP, Hannelius shared a music video for “The Woods,” filmed in her hometown…
When thinking of the EDM sphere, no name has been more quintessential to the modern foundation and evolution of UK house music than Chris Lake. From starting his career working on his craft solely on a laptop, while simultaneously working for the Royal Mail service, to headline slots at the largest festivals in the world,…
In a world full of easy-to-digest, similar-sounding production, there are a couple of artists who choose a new path. Love it or hate it, the one thing everyone knows about Sematary’s production is how unique and singular the sound is. Sure, there may be attempts at inspiration, but none quite match the tones, feel, and…