After the release of the last Young Jesus LP, 2022's Shepherd Head, John Rossiter stepped away from his music career.

Rossiter had played in the band since high school, but after working…

Sega Bodega's third album is called Dennis.

No, like, really.

It seems like a banal, almost comical title, but ask the 32-year-old Irish/Chilean producer —real name Salvador Navarrete— about it, and you…

On their debut LP, Teething, UK quartet Porij wanted to capture that "classic Porij sound".

So what is that sound?

"Maybe it's more of a feeling than a particular sound," considers the…

Charlotte Day Wilson had a simple goal for her second album, Cyan Blue: "I was interested in doing something that would sound good in my car," she says.

As someone who largely…

"I think that things should retain their mystique," says Jessica Pratt.

The 37-year-old Californian singer-songwriter is talking —on The International Pop Underground with Anthony Carew— about her music, and her new album, Here…

Sleater-Kinney —the iconic indie-rock outfit fronted by dual guitarist/vocalists Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker— formed 30 years ago in Olympia, Washington.

Within the first year of their existence, they ended up half a…

Kiran Leonard's sixth album is called Real Home. The title refers to the way the album was conceived; the experimental English songwriter/multi-instrumentalist having recorded the LP wholly in "homes and domestic spaces"…

Blunt Chunks doesn't sound like a band named Blunt Chunks should.

After giving her project a "dumb weed joke" handle at the beginning, Toronto musician Caitlin Woelfle-O'Brien has spent a decade trading under…

When Fabiana Palladino was in Melbourne touring with Jai Paul —both playing in his backing band and as his support— she stopped by the RRR Studios to speak to The International Pop Underground's…

On the cover of his new, fourth solo album, Devon Welsh is depicted as an action hero: muscles swollen, veins bulging, a figure of human power in a desolate dystopian landscape.

The album…