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With their name straight out of an H.P. Lovecraft novel, the New York-based band The Arkhams play psychobilly. Matt “The Knife” Goldpaugh, who also...

Andy Pohl (Tsunami Bomb) About The Past, Present & Future of Sell the Heart Records

Allison Lips - January 22, 2021

The Pop Break recently sat down with Andy Pohl, who is best known as the guitarist for Tsunami Bomb to talk about his record...

Best of 2020: The Staff Picks Their Songs of The Year

Pop-Break Staff - January 4, 2021

Music seemed more important than ever in the year 2020. As we sat working from our makeshift home offices, the music that pumped from...

Best of 2020: Top 10 Albums of the Year … The Hidden Gems Edition

Andrew Howie - December 31, 2020

Well, here we are. It's almost the end of 2020. While problems are likely to persist, we all could use a little bit of...

Review: ‘Arose Such a Clatter’ – An All-Star Holiday Ska Charity Compilation

Rob Crowther IV - December 22, 2020

After a not so fantastic 2020 for not only the human race, but for the local music scenes across the country, there is something...

Loud Apartment on ‘System Breakdown,’ DJ Logic, Social Justice & Sonic Evolution

Bill Bodkin - December 4, 2020

A decade ago, Loud Apartment was one of the very first bands to ever be interviewed on this site. At the time, they were...

The Top 8 Most Epic Rap Battles of History

Allison Lips - December 2, 2020

Epic Rap Battles of History. They’re EPIC. They’re rap battles. They’re not really historical, but they are hysterical, so we’ll let it go. Since...

Grammy 2021 Nominations: Making History & Snubbing Stars In Weird Times

Kat Manos - December 2, 2020

Many industries and previously held traditions seem to be dying out the further we get into 2020, but for some reason, the Grammys is...

Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, ‘KG’

Andrew Howie - November 24, 2020

As 2020 drags on for another five hundred years, one of the few genuinely bright spots is the amount of great new music coming...

Mike Chick on His New Dream-Influenced Singles, Van Tours, Yawn Mower & More

Bill Bodkin - November 13, 2020

Retelling a wild/awesome/horrifying dreams sometimes is one of the hardest things to do. While in the state of dreaming you're vividly aware of every...

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