Mike Skinner, The Streets and Norwegian Death Metal
1999 Norwegian death metal band, Bloodthorn releases the epic (and I am not being facetious) The Brighter the Light, The Darker the […]
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GasCan Interview: Luke Mallett of The Mallett Brothers Band
Since 2009 and with a sound that spans influences as diverse as country, rock and Americana, The Mallett Brothers Band have cemented a reputation both within their native Maine and across the United States as a critically acclaimed band with a reputation for great live shows.
GasCan Interview: Johnny Took of DMA’s
Rock trio DMA’s have garnered considerable attention over the past year, both in their native Australia and, increasingly, abroad.
DMA’s Johnny Took recently took time out to talk with GasCan’s Evan Kanarakis about the band’s origins, their music and where exactly the road ahead may lead…
Overnight Low Releasing Piccadilly
Portland, Maine’s An Overnight Low has a new record coming out in November. Chad Walls, the band’s songwriter, envisioned a
The Gascan Interview: Jenna Paone
“Being in a band is a lot like being in a relationship – only you’re dealing with multiple people, not
The Gascan Interview: Ashley Thomson of The Kelpies
It lasted for just under a year and a half but, from March 1981 to August 1982, the Kelpies emerged
Tornados, Crazy Fans and More Tornados
Three Tales from The Kelpies The following are are taken from Evan Kanarakis’ 2003 book, ‘Sex, Drugs & Mum In
Perfume Genius – Put Your Back N 2 It
It’s been five years since Seattle’s Mike Hadreas released his first record on Matador. A beautiful, low-fi affair, it was the
The Gascan Interview: Mama Kin
Aussie songstress Mama Kin talks touring, kids and of a Kimberley region in her homeland currently under threat.
On Matters of Influence
I was recently watching a 1968 CBC interview with Jimi Hendrix and the conversation turned to his popularity in the United Kingdom.