POST-BURNOUTJoe McVeigh, the Guitarist of the Belfast Noise-Punk Band Enola Gay, Tells Us How the Band Distinguish Themselves Within the Saturated Postpunk Market
Ahead of their Irish return at Borderline Festival at Workman’s, Joe McVeigh of the Belfast band Enola Gay discusses their latest EP “Casement” and standing out in the postpunk scene
Ryan Ennis of Two For Joy Discusses His Latest Album “One for Sorrow,” Recording the Album in the Legendary Windmill Lane Studios in Eight Hours, and More
On today’s exclusive episode of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Ryan Ennis of the Mayo-based folk rock act Two For Joy discusses their latest album One for Sorrow, recording the album at Windmill Lane Studios in eight hours, getting personal on the record, his creative upbringing, working in a music store, and more.
Seasoned Irish Musician Glen Brady Discusses His Latest Punk-Funk Project Def Nettle, Their Upcoming Debut Album “DN001,” Working with Andy Rourke and Dolores O’Riordan, and More
Ahead of the launch gig for their debut album “DN001” at Whelan’s on February 8th, Glen Brady of Def Nettle talks to us about the project, as well as working with Andy Rourke and Dolores O’Riordan as an engineer
Tim Kazer of the Bristol Indie Fourpiece The Bedside Morale Talks About Their Latest Single “Bitter Things,” Their Upcoming Debut EP, and Transition from a Metal Band
After the release of their sophomore single, “Bitter Things,” the vocalist for the Bristol indie fourpiece The Bedside Morale talks to us about forming from the remnants of a metal band, their upcoming EP, and gigging in the New Year
Some Quick Questions with Max Nine of the Austrian Punk Band, Mudfight
Last month, the Austrian punk band Mudfight released the “Mud Edit” of their song “Another Boy.” The band’s vocalist, Max Nine, answered some questions we had about the band and the song
Portlaoise Musician Olivia Emade Discusses Fully Embracing Her Christian Faith On Her Latest Single, “Dear God”
With her paradigm-shifting latest single “Dear God” out today, we speak with the Portlaoise musician Olivia Emade about her inspiration to transition into creating Christian-oriented music
Sicilian-British Pop Musician Sophia Amato Discusses How The Streets of New York and London Resulted in Her Latest EP “NY/LON”
With the release of her second EP, “NY/LON,” last month, we spoke with Sicilian-British popstar Sophia Amato about how travelling between New York and London for her career has begun to influence her work and creative process
Tess Stevens and Gideon Berger of the Californian Punk Band Tess & the Details Discuss Their Debut Album, “Runaway”
Ahead of their launch gig for their debut album “Runaway” at the Bottom of the Hill this Friday, we talk with Tess Stevens and Gideon Berger of Tess & the Details about the record
Irish Musician Hugh O’Neill Discusses Going from Orchid Collective to His New Solo Project Honas, Going Viral with the Collab on “Control,” and His New Single, “Everyday Life”
Having experienced virality with his music, Irish musician Hugh O’Neill, now performing as Honas, discusses how his latest single, “Everyday Life,” is setting the precedent for his true trajectory
Stephen Moreland, the Frontman for the Belfast Experimental Indie Act ANOMALyS, Discusses the Band’s Bricolage Nature and Their New, Self-Titled EP
Ahead of their first Dublin show at Fibber Magees this Friday, we speak with Stephen Moreland, the frontman of the Belfast experimental indie rock band ANOMALyS, about showcasing the band’s bricolage sound on their recently-released self-titled debut EP
