POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews...

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with the guitarist and founder of the Belfast shoegaze band Virgins, Michael Smyth. Michael discusses expanding the project from a solo endeavour to a full band, their upcoming debut album “nothing hurt and everything was beautiful,” supporting Bdrrm, the resurgence of shoegaze, the influence of director Sofia Coppola on their music, working with Blowtorch Records, the challenges of composing and producing shoegaze music, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with the British punk band Noah and the Loners in part one, and with the Sligo musician Stephen Gormley of Moon Looks On in part two. In part one, Noah Lonergan and Joseph Boyle of the London/Bristol punk band discuss their debut EP “A DESOLATE WARNING,” being part of the British punk lineage, old punk venues in London, being the youngest act signed to Marshall Records, going to BIMM in London to start a punk band, and politics. In part two, Stephen talks to us about his career, starting Moon Looks On while attending BIMM in Dublin, his latest single “Goodbye Polar Bear,” his upcoming album “Way Out West,” working with acclaimed musician and producer Bill Shanley on the record, going from playing Glastonbury to working at Harvey Norman during the pandemic, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, the Nashville-based musician Caroline Romano talks to us about her brutally honest latest single “Used by You,” why she almost considered not releasing it, becoming a musician despite her introversion, the Nashville music scene, what this new single means for her trajectory, her upcoming debut national tour, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with the Los Angeles-based pop musician Ava King. Ava discusses her debut album “Sex Money God,” its themes of exploring fake idols, her showcase at the Upright Citizens Brigade, moving between France, China and the U.S., becoming a musician after working as a producer, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with Rhyss Davies, Kev Kennedy, Lenin Mitchell, Mark Moloney, Neil O’Flanagan, and Sam Shepard of the Dublin-based pop punk/hip-hop fusion Sauce Gang Collective. They discuss their formation, their latest single “Nintendo ’08,” their upcoming sophomore album “Mustard Melodies,” their live shows, writing music about modern-day Ireland, and more.

In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Ryan Key of Yellowcard discusses the band’s reformation after a definitive end, their new album “A Hopeful Sign” which is a reinterpretation of the band’s music with the Nashville post-rock band Hammock, the resurgence of pop punk, and their upcoming North American amphitheatre tour with Third Eye Blind.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, Joe McVeigh, the guitarist for the Belfast postpunk band Enola Gay, talks to us about forming the band, their latest EP “Casement,” the music industry, politics in their music, being from the ceasefire generation, their upcoming show at Borderline Festival in Dublin, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we speak with the well-seasoned Irish musician, DJ and producer, Glen Brady. Glen tells us about how his current project Def Nettle began with demos he was working on during the pandemic, the band’s upcoming debut album “DN001,” their launch gig in Upstairs at Whelan’s, moving between New York and Ireland as a kid, working as a producer for Dolores O’Riordan and Andy Rourke, the Irish punk scene, and more.

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In this edition of POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, brothers Abner and Harper James of the Taylor Swift-approved New York duo Eighty Ninety discuss their recently-released self-titled album, how despite their annual releases since 2016 they don’t feel prolific, how they became musicians and how the project started, why they decided to self-title their latest record and how it’s a spiritual reset for their band, storytelling and getting personal in their music, and more.

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