POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the art-rock musician and producer Brayton Walls of the L.A.-based project Phantom Pink discusses his background as an artist, moving between Las Vegas, Portland, and Los Angeles and how the different scenes altered his work, his upcoming debut album, “Gothika,” and how it’s a mosaic of his life, the album’s influences, surviving L.A. as an artist, a...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, vocalist and guitarist Drew Selby and bassist Ollie Appleby of the Mancunian indie rock band Rosellas discuss their latest EP, “Shadow Dancing,” how it differs from their other releases, making the EP with their longtime producer Oliver Shilito and what their working relationship is like, their growth and popularity, working in a popular act whilst a...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Swedish pop singer-songwriter Robin Lundbäck of Boy in Space discusses his upcoming debut album “The Man Who Lost It All,” the emotional vulnerability of the record, his fears that fans may not like it, co-writing the album with his wife Leah Mathies and how this brought them closer together, his time in her hometown of Nashville and how the musi...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Jon Montague, Liam Baker, Rob Clark, and Nick Wilton of the British punk band Seven Crowns talk to us about their twentieth anniversary, how they’ve survived as a band for that long, touring across the world and why they’re no longer interested, their latest album “Haunted Head” and why they’ve elected not to upload it to Spotify, working with produc...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the seasoned Irish folk singer-songwriter Mark Geary discusses his thirty-plus-year career, his latest EP “Antebellum,” which is a response to the current affairs from the United States and its Civil War-era titular reference, Mark’s career in New York, moving back to Ireland after fifteen years and how much it had changed, what keeps interested in m...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Jamie Radu, Vera Bozickovic, and Lynn Poulin of the Montreal-based punk band Taxi Girls discuss forming after the band Pale Lips disbanded, their upcoming debut album “Static,” how the band came about, their influences and how they write music, the Montreal music scene, working with producer Ryan Battistuzzi, supporting the likes of NOFX, Billy Talen...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the New York-based troubadour Victor V. Gurbo discusses his latest album “Gurbo & Co. Live 2025,” recording the record in the legendary Manhattan venue Cafe Wha?, his career and history, surviving as a creative in New York, his Irish heritage, his opinions on the implementation of A.I. in art, performing at Carnegie Hall, and much more. TICKETS F...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the seasoned British singer-songwriter Simon Bromide discusses the upcoming album from his project, Simon Bromide and the Bromides, “Forest Mountain Forest,” his reflective and introspective songwriting, his thirty years of performing and what keeps him interested, his opinion on the changes in music recording and distribution during his career, work...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Finn O’Reilly, the vocalist and guitarist of the Dublin gaze-infused rock band Left Iris, and the Polish indie-folk singer-songwriter Susie Heart discuss Left Iris and Susie’s collaboration on their latest single “Heart and Soul,” how Finn and Susie met, Finn’s production work on Susie’s debut EP “Journey Through the Shadow,” the arduous process of f...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the New York-based musician, teacher and writer Keith Carne discusses his new psychedelic experimental debut album “Magenta Light,” his background as a musician and how it has changed in his time performing, how working as the drummer for We Are Scientists for the past decade has changed his perspective on music, the influence of director Robert Altm...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Lisa Milk Murnane, Maeve Costello, Thomas Earls, and Conor O’Boyle of the Dublin-based punk band Milk Rain chat about their upcoming debut EP “Saphic Failings,” its concept around failed relationships, how Lisa crafted the throughline between the tracks, how the rest of the band altered Lisa’s writings to fit their styles, Conor’s production, the fir...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Mat Peters, the guitarist of the Mancunian post-punk band IST IST, discusses the band’s latest record “DAGGER,” working with producer Jonathan Cross, being an independent band for over a decade and if that will still be logistically viable given their rise in stature, the members quitting their day jobs to pursue music full time, the rise of the band...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, brothers Tom O’Dowd and Cian O’Dowd of the Liverpool-based Irish folk duo The Guzzlers discuss moving from their hometown of Limerick to Liverpool, their debut single “20 Pints to Cherbourg,” the drunken cruise tour that inspired it, recording their debut album, “Drinking the Dream,” and when to expect it, their upcoming tour with the Highstool Proph...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Michael McDonagh, the guitarist and co-founder of the Wexford grunge-and-metal-inspired rock band Stone Blind State, discusses reforming the band after a sabbatical, working with Martin Furlong as the new frontman and how the band changed after bringing him on board, how they worked on their debut self-titled album, the seven-year gap between it and...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Irish indie-folk singer-songwriter Pat Carey discusses his new musical project How I Became A Wave, how it differs from his other projects, their recently-released self-titled debut album, the near-decade-long preparation on the record, the inspiration of poetry on the project, his time with the Cork rock group The Hard Ground, Sylvia Plath, and...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Cobh-based musician and producer Brian O’Glanby discusses his latest project The Deep Hour, how it differs from the rest of his decades’ worth of musical projects, their upcoming debut album “Through Your Eyes,” the personnel on the record, its first two singles “The One” and “Hurricane,” his time as an EMI-signed artist in the early ‘90s British...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Irish alt-pop artist Mr Billy Fitzgerald returns to the podcast to discuss his latest EP, “Little Gestures,” which remixes some the tracks from last year’s debut album, “A Grand Romantic Gesture,” which is actually the second series of remixes, following last year’s EP, “A Grand Remixed Gesture.” We also discuss the work on his upcoming second al...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the seasoned New York musician Tomás Doncker discusses his near-five-decade long career, his current project The True Groove All-Stars, their recent release “¡2BEAUCOUP!,” his work with James Chance and the Contortions and the no-wave scene of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, collaborating with Patti Smith, The Specials, and Fun Lovin’ Criminals, moving...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Dublin musician Seán Julian discusses starting his solo career after years of playing in bands, his debut single “Púca,” working with the France-based Irish musician Amy Ellen on the track, playing bass for the rock band San Rocco and how his solo music differs, how studying as a psychotherapist has made him a better songwriter, his influences, h...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Kelly Branagan, the frontwoman of the Dublin-based gaze-infused alt-rock band Merricat, discusses the band’s upcoming debut EP, how the project came about and the rapid pace it has been moving in, their change in sonic direction for the EP, naming the project from a half-finished book, how their layered and euphonic sound came about, surviving the Ir...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the session folk players Kaitlin Cullen-Verhauz, Ian Kinsella, and Conor Lyons discuss their new project Saltaire, how the band came about when Kaitlin moved from New York to Dublin, their debut EP “Only Moonlight,” the unique, dark sound that comes from their cello-guitar-bodhrán instrumentation, their knowledge of the conventions within their genre...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Belfast musician and promoter Michael Smyth returns to the podcast to discuss ending his band Virgins, the rise of his new band Silk, their upcoming single “Clementine” (which releases on March 5th), their new mini-album, which is expected in the spring, this year’s Gazefest, and much more. Tickets to Virgins’ Final Gig at the Oh Yeah! Music Cent...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Dublin-based musician Steve Kennedy returns to the pod to discuss his new laid-back “dog rock” project DOG BLESS, their debut single “Nothings Going Well,” how this band compares to his other projects Trinkets and Green Gurl, navigating the Irish music scene, his plans to sue Blindboy Boatclub, and much more. See DOG BLESS Live: February 28th – D...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Silverbridge-based Irish singer-songwriter Ben Reel discusses his near-four-decade-long career, his twelfth studio album “Spirit’s Not Broken,” the hopefulness in his discography, supporting the likes of Jools Holland and The Cranberries, how the music industry has changed during his career, and much more.   SEE BEN REEL’S TOUR DATES HERE FOLLOW...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the British singer-songwriter Luke Concannon discusses the inspiration of his new politically-charged album “Midnight Bloom,” his experiences travelling through Palestine, the success of his band Nizlopi and the twentieth anniversary of their number-one single “JCB Song,” supporting Ed Sheeran, the importance of sincerity and community in a post-iron...