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Hello, I'm Iceis. I'm from Virginia. I'm a writer in the music industry. My main focus is providing a more intimate connection with all of your favorite artists and bands, and highlighting all of the cool new music coming out in the Indie/underground scene! As a creative, I believe in highlighting not just the music/art, but the people behind its creation. In a word where everything is fast-paced, I prioritize quality over quantity in every aspect of my work.

“The first step to controlling your world is to control your culture....To write the books. Make the music. Shoot the films. Paint the art.”

-Chuck Palahniuk

Recent Articles

Noise Disrup-bution Magazine •

Behind the Noise: Interview With the Zesty, Emotional Indie Pop Band Internet Tears — Noise Disrup-bution Magazine

2024 has been a year for the fresh, fluid, hooky indie pop band Internet Tears. Since signing with Black Barrel Records earlier in the year, the quartet has built a firmer, elevated sound to deliver their dreamy, suave pop sound. Their latest single, ‘Feels Like Summer,’ demonstrates a more confident stride from the band in their sound. We had the chance to sit down with their vocalist, Daniel Louis, drummer, Zack Apuzzo, guitarist, Esteban Rivera, and bassist, Mikey Feliciano, to discuss the c...
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Boisterously Catchy Metalcore Band Engrave — Noise Disrup-bution Magazine

Iceis:  I thought we would just start off with a few random fun questions because these are the questions that ultimately matter in this entire interview. Your first one is, if animal species were to become evil overlords, what animal do you think it should be?Austin:  Would a snake count?Iceis: Sure. Do you have an idea of what kind of snake? There are many different [types of] snakes.Austin: I don't know. My [buddy has] a bunch of snakes and shit, but we'll just go with the python. It's the on...
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Behind the Noise: Interview With the Glitzy and Gritty Rock Group Hayley and the Crushers — Noise Disrup-bution Magazine

The bubbly and charismatic woman Hayley “Crusher” Cain is knocking on your door with the fun, smooth, and charming rock sound she creates with her project Hayley and the Crushers! With a blend of rock and 70s and 80s pop packaged in a bright package from your ears, Hayley and the Crushers are bound to hook you with the enticingly catchy melodies instantly. With their most recent EP, Unsubscribe from the Underground, which came out on September 10th, 2024, it's evident that the spunky, unique gro...
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Australia's Intoxicatingly Emphatic Alt-Rock Band Yours Truly

Mikaila: [It] took [us] about a year to write TOXIC. A year of collaborating, co-writing, meeting up with people, making friends with people, and being like, “Hey, let's write a song together!” And then collating all the songs. And then getting to a year later, [we realized] that we had so many songs. Probably more than what we have [had] in the past. Then, [we had] to go through all of those songs that we wrote, so many of them were so different, and [pick] out ten. And then [we were] like, “Co...
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Behind the Noise: Interview With The Phat Indie Alt-Rock Band Phatt James

Chris: Yeah, I think as a collective, it's definitely a stressful process when you sit down and look at the nine to ten songs that we put together for the album. It's kind of daunting when you first sit down. You're like, “Wow, this is a task to sit down and [put together].” Matty J is the songwriter of Phatt James. It’s [his] brainchild. He writes all the lyrics, the chords, and the guitar parts. So, to sit down and put together all these songs that he had previously written before that we had...
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Behind the Noise: Interview With The Exhilarating Returning Hardcore Band GHOSTxSHIP

Sean: Man, it's so weird ‘cause I see people post their first shows, and they're always so sick. I grew up in Watertown, New York. It's pretty much Canada. It's [about] ten minutes away from the Canadian border, but it's [still] New York. It's what I call upstate New York. A lot of people everywhere else think upstate New York is just near the city. It's like, “No, I live like four hours away from the city. I'm nowhere close to the city whatsoever.” That's upstate New York, not just right next t
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Orlando's Lively "Emo Trash" Rock Band FELICITY

Drew: We've always had this never-say-die attitude. Failure was never an option. There was never a point where we ever questioned whether we were going to keep going. Even through the darkest times, which I don't even know what [to consider] the darkest [times to be]. I can speak for myself; it always feels like we're just getting started. It always feels like we're a brand-new band. It doesn't feel like it's been a ten-year journey. It feels like the last song we put out is just the beginning o
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Southtowne Lanes

Matt: So, it's me, Tyler, Helena, and Matt. Tyler, the other guitar player in the band, [and I] have known each other since kindergarten. since we were little kids. [We grew] up together. So, we've always had a relationship. And then we all met in high school, essentially. After [we had] graduated high school, we all loved playing emo music. So, it started the way it does a lot of the time. We would all go to the same parties, and we [would] be at the same friends’ houses hanging out, and we wer
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Philadelphia's Richly Dynamic Rock Artist Comprador

Charlie: When I was really little, I liked Fantasia a lot. Like the old Disney animated movie, especially the sequence with the dinosaurs, which [features] Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. Early on, orchestral stuff like that made an impression on me. It's kind of embarrassing because I think he's [a] xenophobic shithead, but the first rock song I remember making a big impression on me was ‘Layla.’ the Eric Clapton song. I only liked the first half when I was a little kid because it sounds pissed of
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Behind the Noise: Interview With Nashville's Raw, Upcoming Pop-Punk Artist Cameron Alexander

Cameron: I originally got into it [doing it the collaborative] way. [As] I told you, I did that band when I was twelve. And since then, I've just been in and out of bands for a long time. I just never really found a group of people that wanted to do the type of music I wanted to do. I never found anyone [who] was into pop-punk and wanted to do that kind of thing. And even beyond that, [I never found] people I really clicked with. I knew all the instruments myself anyway, and I was starting to us
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Reality Suite's Glamorously Dazzling Single 'Legendary'

On March 22nd, 2024, North Haledon, New Jersey's commandingly vibrant rock band Reality Suite illuminated the scene with their latest single, 'Legendary.' The band has set the New Jersey scene alight over the years with their catchy choruses, grooving instrumentals, and distinctly dominant vocals. With the opening track from their 2019 album, Awaken (Deluxe), 'Kiss the Ring' gathering a swift collection of 160,350 Spotify listens since its release, it's abundantly clear this is just the beginnin
Phosphor Magazine •

Essie Randles on expanding their sense of humanity to encompass their characters – Phosphor Magazine

Let’s go back to the beginning of your career. Was there a defining moment when you realized that this is what you wanted to do? I’ve always loved performing, and I’ve wanted to be an actor since I was a kid, but there are two moments that I can pinpoint. The first was when I was five years old, and I did a performing arts night at my school. I remember my mom saying [afterward] that it was the happiest she’d ever seen me in my life, and that made me want to keep chasing that feeling. I had a ti
AltWire •

Interview: Carson Pace From The Callous Daoboys

After receiving high praise for their full-length album, Celebrity Therapist, in 2022, The Callous Daoboys followed it up with their latest EP, God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys.

Full of fun-loving yet still heavy experimentation, The Callous Daoboys continued to break the mold with the EP. Pushing the envelope (pun intended) with a more whimsically experimental sound and more straightforward lyrical messages, God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys traverses through each track, leaving you with