Seth Decoteau (Topshelf Records)
SPB: Do you accept demos? What is the most surprising demo you’ve received?
Decoteau: Yes. I'd say the most surprising demo we've received was from Infinity Girl, which we ended up releasing.
Seth Decoteau (Topshelf Records)
SPB: Do you accept demos? What is the most surprising demo you’ve received?
Decoteau: Yes. I'd say the most surprising demo we've received was from Infinity Girl, which we ended up releasing.
Ben (Nai Harvest) SPB: Who is the loudest band you’ve seen live? Ben: It’s a pretty relative to venue size question but probably FUZZ. We played with them at Gorilla in Manchester and my ears were buzzing for days after Read more
Fail Harmonic Records SPB: What is your turntable set-up? Our office turntable is vanilla. Audio-Technica, maybe? What we’re spinning is what counts: and that’s Savageheads - Service to your Country (Social Napalm Records), an FHR HQ staple. If you wanna pack records at a fast pace, this is the album … Read more
Andresa Nugraha (Andresa One Man Band) SPB: What instrument has been the hardest to add into your set? Nugraha: Kazoo. It's funny because it seems like an easy instrument to play, but when you scream through the entire set and lose your voice, you can't play it right. So, I … Read more
Alexandros Anesiadis (Tear It Down, Crossover, New Wind – author) Was there a particular record or moment that inspired the genesis of Tear It Down, about crossover? It wasn't the day I first heard the opening track on side two of the Cro-Mags' The Age of Quarrel. It wasn't when … Read more
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