“The new disc is a revival of the indie culture I’ve always appreciated. ‘Deus-Dará’ is about perseverance and the courage to throw yourself into the world. We’re about to embark on another tour of Europe and a lot of emotions are hanging over us. Many of my lyrics are like prayers. I think this is another one of those strong, motivating lyrics.” (Oruã)
“The new disc is a revival of the indie culture I’ve always appreciated. ‘Deus-Dará’ is about perseverance and the courage to throw yourself into the world. We’re about to embark on another tour of Europe and a lot of emotions are hanging over us. Many of my lyrics are like prayers. I think this is another one of those strong, motivating lyrics.” (Oruã)
With a sound anchored in ’90s alt-rock, Smut’s newest album, Tomorrow Never Comes, aims to be your favorite album of 2025. Working with producer Aron Koybayashi Ritch, the Chicago-by-way-of-Cincinnati band was able to polish their sound while recalling their early punk rock roots. Both figuratively and literally, Smut has discovered their voice and should wind up on many end-of-year lists.
With a sound anchored in ’90s alt-rock, Smut’s newest album, Tomorrow Never Comes, aims to be your favorite album of 2025. Working with producer Aron Koybayashi Ritch, the Chicago-by-way-of-Cincinnati band was able to polish their sound while recalling their early punk rock roots. Both figuratively and literally, Smut has discovered their voice and should wind up on many end-of-year lists.
After more than 40 years of making music, the members of Fly Ashtray say that stopping “is not an option. It’s sort of unacceptable.” They also explain how they create “arena rock for small rooms.”
After more than 40 years of making music, the members of Fly Ashtray say that stopping “is not an option. It’s sort of unacceptable.” They also explain how they create “arena rock for small rooms.”
