Rising out of New York City, Glom has been curating indie beats for nearly a decade. They just released an incredible album, Below, back in January, that has proved to be an earworm for us here at Off the Record. Below (pun intended), you’ll find our conversation, where we discussed everything from Below’s unique creation story to Kilby Block Party’s hallowed ground. 

Irish indie band, Cardinals, stopped at Salt Lake City’s Kilby Block Party festival this last weekend, marking the end of their “Masquerade” Live in the USA tour. Like many Irish artists, the past five years have been a period of major growth for the band, with the release of their debut album, Masquerade, back in February marking the culmination point.

Ahead of their Brooklyn show, Garret Elias reflects on the ever-changing live music landscape.

Ahead of the album’s June release, the genre-blending singer-songwriter talks all things Yellow House.

Krooked Kings has marked a new chapter of technical songwriting and euphonious instrumental arrangements with their fourth studio album, In Another Life.

Ahead of their show in Washington, D.C., The Convenience shared musings on tour and their sophomore album.

On the quiet edge of the modern indie folk scene, the wistfully reflective Fawn Ridge lay the groundwork with their debut EP, Every Little Thing.

Marking her debut EP, under her new name, JULITH sat down with Off The Record to talk everything from poetry, balancing life and music, and advocacy leading up to the release of This Is A Kindness.

Bella Litsa sits down to chat about her debut album, Drasticism, and her pursuit after the beautiful mysteries that lie within the human experience.

Chloe Star sat down to talk more about the release of her latest single, “Emergency Contact”.

Girl Noise is a women-led music festival series for girls, by girls. On March 29th, Girl Noise is hosting their second ever show at The Sultan Room in Brooklyn featuring eight incredible local artists with all proceeds going to the Lower East Side Girls Club. Read founder, Simone Lipkin, talk about what she's building and why it matters.

Caroline Romano sat down to talk new sounds, heartbreak, and the release of her latest EP, It Took Me Falling.

Los Angeles-born, and New York-based singer-songwriter, Kristiane, creates songs that capture human emotions hard to name. Now fresh off the Not Anything, Just Everything EP release and tour, we explore her artistic process and talk about what’s to come.

New York City based band, Gnarcissists, musically pull from the punk and rock genres, all while lingering in the undefined. And with each new release, Gnarcissists continue to evolve and reveal their sound.

Photograph taken by @konstantinamav__

In this intimate interview, artist Evann McIntosh looks back on releasing their debut album MOJO as a teenager and how it helped them find confidence and community. As they get ready to drop their second album Fantasy Fuel, they share how their sound has grown and why this new chapter feels different.

In recent years, Swell Foop has cemented themselves as a rising force in the indie rock scene. Ahead of their debut album, the band discusses gender solidarity, DIY shows, and the state of artists today.

New York City based project, Ken Park is rooted in discovery, planting a stake into the vast NYC music scene with their self-titled debut EP, Ken Park.

New York City based band The Baxbys speak on their latest EP Human Music