POST-BURNOUTWith His New Song, “The Horse is Not Mine,” Out Tomorrow, the New York-Based Artist Ilya Popenko Tells Us About His Career
Tomorrow, the USSR-born, New York-based multidisciplinary artist Ilya Popenko will release his latest song, “The Horse is Not Mine.” Ilya answers some of our questions about the song and his art
L.A.-Based Pop Producer and Musician Ava King Discusses Her Debut Album “Sex Money God”
“I do love the idea of, if I’m writing social commentary, it can just be wrapped up in a bubblegum-pop rap,” the Los Angeles-based producer and musician Ava King tells us of her experimental and conceptual debut album, Sex Money God, in today’s exclusive episode of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…
With Their Debut EP, “Don’t Mind That,” Out Today, Dublin Indie Band Dominda Discuss Their Growth and Aims for the Future
After two years of gigging, the Dublin indie five-piece, Dominda, dropped their semi-eponymous debut EP, “Don’t Mind That,” today. We caught up with the band to discuss the EP and their upcoming launch at the Workman’s Cellar
Ryan Key of Yellowcard Discusses the Band’s Reformation, Their New Album with Hammock Called “A Hopeful Sign,” Their Upcoming Tour with Third Eye Blind, and More
With “A Hopeful Sign,” their new album with Hammock, out today, Ryan Key of Yellowcard discusses their reformation, their upcoming tour with Third Eye Blind, and more
Joe 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
