Martin Bisi is a stalwart music producer who has worked with the likes of Swans, Brian Eno, White Zombie, and Sonic Youth. Dancing On The Power Lines (Black Freighter Records) is his eighth solo record. Bisi handles vocals, and guitar, as well as the mixing. He is joined by Diego Ferri (bass, baritone guitar, synth), Oliver Rivera Drew (drums, percussion) and Joan Hacker (vocals). Lyrical contributions come from Bisi, Hacker, and Nora Almeida. Continue reading
Over two years since being shut down in the middle of a show by the New York City Department of Buildings, Saint Vitus Bar will return to Brooklyn this fall in a new location. The new venue will be at 428 Troutman Street in Bushwick, the site of the old Brooklyn Made club, which closed in 2025. After a lot of teasing on social media leading up to the reveal, with a series of videos where Günther, the mascot/mannequin, left the bar at the old Greenpoint location on Manhattan Avenue and Clay Street, leaves his former home and sojourns to his new one. You can watch the last video in the series, which has him arriving at 428 Troutman and going inside, below.
Dubbed the “home of metal” in NYC, if not the USA, by Ghost Cult in our post-mortem about the closure, we are stoked to see it return!
Congrats and welcome back Saint Vitus Bar! Continue reading
For our special 1000th podcast, Keefy crosses one big interview off the bucket list! Having been a fan since 1995’s classic Fixation on a Co-Worker (Victory Records) album, Keefy has been aiming to interview Deadguy since their 2021 reunion!
Last year’s excellent Near-Death Travel Services (Relapse Records) showed the band has plenty left in the tank and is not just on a nostalgia trip. At Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026, we caught up with Tim Singer and Keith Huckins before their epic set during the weekend. We chatted about band history, the Deadguy: Killing Music documentary that helped ignite fans old and new, working with legendary producer Steve Evetts, and much more! Continue reading
