Rough Cut Diamonds


Rough Cut Diamonds chat about how the pandemic lead to the three teaming up and making music + they break down their tracks “Reach” & “Double Dose” off their latest release ‘Sarine Quazar’.

Alexx Bean


Alexx Bean is a genre-bending artist who has been motivated by a lot of the music that helped me work out my own teen angst in the early 200os. Alexx and I discussed how the music industry has evolved over the past two decades, what inspired him to take a DIY approach to his music and how his song “Castles” came to be. I hope you enjoy his enthusiasm for what he’s working on and will check out his music!

Bridgerton S2, Trainwrecks


Put on your finest loungewear and join Geek Girl Riot for some piping hot tea about Bridgerton S2 and the latest pop culture trainwrecks.

Jaret & Gary Ketchup!


On this week’s episode, Jaret and Gary catch up on Jaret’s 50th Birthday, anxiety while flying and the flippin’ people that cause it, a trip to the UK for Jaret’s first country shows and a whole lot more!!! Tune In!

Devin Kennedy


This week we get to know  Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and producer Devin Kennedy, who released his single/music video for “Follow Through” this past February.

Photos: Iceage in NYC


Danish post-punks Iceage made their way to NYC’s Bowery Ballroom on Thursday, March 10th for their second of two sold-out shows on Delancey Street. The band has been on regular tour ever since last May when they released their fifth LP, and first on Mexican Summer Records, Seek Shelter. Lead singles “The Holding Hand” as well as “Vendetta” both featured on the 15-song setlist. Earlier this month, Iceage released a one-off cover of “Pull Up,” a highlight of up and coming Atlanta R&B singer Abra’s last EP Princess. The original song is somewhat of a gothic take on traditional R&B and Iceage’s… Read more »

Tree River


Tree River is about to release a brand new album, Time Being, on April 1 via Big Scary Monsters. I caught up with Trevor Friedman and Phil Cohen to learn how the two started to collaborate on music, how Time Being came to life, and how Max Bemis of Say Anything got into the mix.

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