Interview: Thunderpussy take trademark battle to the Supreme Court
Seattle-based punk rockers Thunderpussy may not have every single person’s support for their name, but damned if they don’t totally own it when they’re on stage. And they’re on the cusp of truly owning it with a trademark it, too, but one tiny hurdle still stands in their way. The U.S. Supreme Court moved to […]
Interview: Matthew Brue of MISSIO talks musical partnership, Austin roots and new album
Matthew Brue was writing music as a cathartic exercise to deal with his demons when he reached out to David Butler for help with production. The two had history working together, but the timing was perfect for a partnership on this new project. MISSIO was the result, the name taken from the Latin word for […]
Interview: The Jacks are updating rock n’ roll for the next generation
First thing’s first: The Jacks aren’t a rock band. They’re a rock n’ roll band. And they’ll stand by that. The four-piece, all in their early to mid 20s, hail from L.A. and just finished up a tour opening for Vista Kicks and Phoenix band Wyves, but this is just the beginning of what’s sure […]
Interview: Weathers talks mental health, Grouplove and making the perfect night drive soundtrack
“Well, we’re a band, and we’re called Weathers.” Frontman Cameron Boyer takes charge and speaks for his band, a fantastic Los Angeles alt rock project that has had a whirlwind of a career so far. As the frontman, he’s both the leader and the face of the band, the one who’s usually sent to interviews […]
Interview: Bryce Vine is ready for his global takeover
Bryce Vine is bringing his brand of upbeat hip hop to stages across the world. After touring with acts like Hoodie Allen and MAX, Vine is currently on his first headlining tour. Atlas spoke with Vine about success, his upcoming album and connecting people through music. Atlas Artist Group: Can you tell us more about […]
Interview: Katie Earl of The Mowgli’s previews new music, talks women in the industry and future plans
The Mowgli’s have had one wild year. After taking time away from touring, the band returns with their new EP, American Feelings, out March 1, 2019. Atlas spoke with singer Katie Earl about the new music, the band’s return to touring and bringing more women into the industry. Atlas: Congrats on the new music! Can […]
Interview: Arrows in Action talk DIY foundation, eclectic sound and ambitious new music
As an independent band coming up in the Soundcloud era, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. But when you have a marketing background and a self-taught set of skills ranging from finance to design, it’s that much easier to emerge as a fully functional brand. Arrows in Action is a proudly DIY project […]
Interview: Chicago rock group Long Gone debuts new single, talks influences and vision for the future
Chicago pop-rock group Long Gone are ready to take on the scene with their debut single, “Heads Down”. Atlas spoke with vocalist Matt DeSchepper, guitarist Patrick Smith and drummer Trevor Hancock via email about the band’s new music, unconventional influences and what’s coming up for Long Gone. Atlas: What is the story of Long Gone? […]
Interview: Boston Manor’s Henry Cox talks new sound, new music and the future of the band
Boston Manor returned to Arizona’s Nile Theater on Halloween with a new album and a new sound in tow. The band provided direct support for Real Friends’ fall tour, incorporating old and new songs into their stellar setlist. Atlas sat down with singer Henry Cox before their set to talk the band’s new direction, the […]
Interview: Thunderpussy’s Ruby Dunphy talks creative process and the battle to trademark their name
Seattle rock band Thunderpussy is making headlines for more than just their brand of female punk rock. The band has been petitioning the United States Supreme Court for the right to trademark their name, going against a law prohibiting the trademark of offensive language. Atlas spoke with drummer Ruby Dunphy ahead of the band’s supporting […]