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Deadbeat (Scott Monteith) and Camara (Fatima Camara) are Canadian musicians/producers who are based in Berlin. Their collaborative album Trinity Thirty is out on 26 April via Constellation.

Deadbeat & Camara

Music

Deadbeat & Camara Talk Religion and Cowboy Junkies

One would be hard-pressed to think of a more quintessential go-to artisan for dynamic and progressive new music than Lisa Papineau. She began her performance career in experimental theatre and has since amassed a body of work that spans albums, film soundtracks, art installations, dance and theater productions, narration and producing, but is best known for her own mold-breaking voice. Papineau can possess an unmistakably hushed yet still-beating heart-in-hand vocal style or tear screams from the same breath. She fronts her eponymous group and the band Big Sir with bassist Juan Alderete.
(Photo Credit: Kozyndan)

Lisa Papineau

Introducing: Lisa Papineau’s “The Last City”

How do you best describe Angel Olsen? From the lo-fi, sparse folk-melancholy of her 2010 EP, Strange Cacti, to the electrified, polished rock ‘n’ roll bursting from 2016’s beloved and acclaimed My Woman, Olsen has refused to succumb to a single genre, expectation, or vision. Impossible to pin down, Olsen navigates the world with her remarkable, symphonic voice and a propensity for narrative, her music growing into whatever shape best fits to tell the story.
(Photo Credit: Taylor Boylston)
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Angel Olsen

Email My Heart: a Chat with Angel Olsen and Jess Ribeiro

Trevor Vaughan is a musician from New Bedford, MA. He’s the mastermind behind Wound Man and plays in countless other bands including The Rival Mob, Wolf Whistle, Clear, and many more. Outside of music he works in organic farming at Simmons Farm in Rhode Island.
(Photo Credit: Rob Coons)

Wound Man

What Is Real Powerviolence?

Eva Hendricks is the frontwoman of the New York City-based pop rock quartet Charly Bliss. Charly Bliss&#8217;s new album Young Enough is out May 10 via Barsuk Records.
(Photo Credit: Ebru Yildiz)

Eva Hendricks

PUP and Charly Bliss are Two Sides of the Same Coin

Greta Kline is a musician from New York City. She has been the lead singer and songwriter of the band Frankie Cosmos since 2012.

Greta Kline

On Figuring It Out, Publicly

Jenn Wasner is a songwriter, musician, producer and human being. She has released solo music as Flock of Dimes and collaborates with others as a member of Wye Oak and Dungeonesse. She is alive, at work and at play in the city of Durham, NC. You can follow her on Twitter <a href="http://twitter.com/wyeoak" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here.</a>

Jenn Wasner

Jenn Wasner and Madeline Kenney on the Challenges of Staying Inspired

Kevin Morby, formerly of Woods and the Babies, is about to release his fifth solo album, Oh My God, through Dead Oceans. He currently lives in Los Angeles. You can follow him on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/kevinmorby">here</a>.
(Photo Credit: Barrett Emke)

Kevin Morby

Existing in These In-Between Spaces

Brian Case is an artist and musician born in St. Louis, Missouri. He has been living and working in Chicago, Illinois, since 1995 and has been involved with groups as diverse as 90 Day Men, The Ponys and Acteurs. Most of these bands could be accurately described as footnotes, although The Ponys did quite well for a while there. His most recent band, Disappears, focuses on minimalism and repetition, creating experimental and open music that sits in the negative space where art rock and post punk collapse onto each other. You can follow them on Twitter <a href="http://www.twitter.com/disappears">here.</a>
(photo credit: Zoran Orlic)

Brian Case

To Play Because It’s In You, To Play Because You Need To

Mary Timony is the lead singer and guitarist for Helium and Ex Hex and previously played in Wild Flag. <a href="http://smarturl.it/EndsWithAnd" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ends With And</a> collects Helium&#8217;s singles and compilation tracks and is available now from Matador. Catch Mary <a href="http://helium.matadorrecords.com/">on tour</a> playing Helium this summer and follow her on <a href="https://twitter.com/MaryT_Money">Twitter</a>. (Photo by James Smolka.)</a>

Mary Timony

I’m Just A Freak!: In Conversation with Mary Timony and Laena Geronimo

Sam Goblin currently lives in Tallahassee, FL and plays music with Mister Goblin and Deady. He hopes to never, ever, ever become a music writer.

Sam Goblin

La Dispute Isn’t Just a Sad Band

You Tell Me is the project of Peter Brewis and Sarah Hayes. As one half of Field Music, Brewis has been honing the craft of pop songwriting for almost fifteen years, whilst Hayes has been exploring contemporary folk in her solo work, and the world of indie-pop via her band Admiral Fallow. Their debut self-titled album, the last to be recorded at the old Field Music recording HQ, was released in January 2019 on Memphis Industries.
(Photo Credit: Matt Jacob)

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