Jackson Marshall’s Phoenix Debut: Holding it Down at the Iconic Rebel Lounge

Jackson Marshall reflects on his early days making music, the personal songwriting behind "Hearts," and the new material taking shape as he brings his indie-pop sound on the road.

Welcome to the Neighborhood: Moody Joody Builds Their World Around "Plain Jane"

Moody Joody discusses the six-year road to their debut album "Plain Jane" and the suburban nostalgia running through the record.

Hot Flash Heat Wave Enters a New Era with "Butterfly in a Landslide"

The band discusses their evolving sound and where more than a decade of music has taken them.

Deux Visages Get Heavier on “Always You” and Discuss New Record

With a new single out and more music on the way, Deux Visages look ahead to their next release with Pure Noise Records and a heavier direction taking shape.

Meet Franklin Jonas & The Byzantines: Influences, Touring, and New Music

Franklin Jonas discusses the band’s beginnings, their evolving sound, and what comes next as they head into their first headlining tour.

Meet Nautics: The NYC Indie-Rock Band Bringing the New York Energy to Phoenix on Their Southwest Tour Run

Nautics’ unique sound combines the energy and culture of the NYC music scene while simultaneously creating music that is sonically unique from what may be typically expected.

Meet Me At The Altar Brings the "Worried Sick" Summer Tour to The Rebel Lounge

Fresh off the release of "Strung Out" and "Pain in My Chest," the duo brought the Worried Sick Summer Tour to one of Phoenix's most storied rock venues.

Games We Play Talks Candidly About Upcoming Record, "I Wish I Never Quit."

As Games We Play prepares to release "I Wish I Never Quit," the singer-songwriter reflects on burnout, fatherhood, and finding his way back to music after nearly walking away from it altogether.

From Demos to ALL GOOD THINGS: The Story of ME.

ME. discuss the collaborative process behind ALL GOOD THINGS, a debut album built without hierarchy, expectations, or a desire to recreate the past. In conversation with Uncut Collective, Eddie Reyes and Mike Jansen reflect on songwriting, second chances, and finding creative freedom through mutual trust.

Wavy Trees Talk Going DIY, Brotherhood, and a Future Fueled by Fire

The beauty of rock doesn’t just lie in the thunderous hooks or infectious melodies. It’s in the grit of the journey—especially when that journey is littered with rough beginnings, late-night jam sessions, and toaster metaphors. For Los Angeles-based psych rockers Wavy Trees, the process has been just as electric as the product.