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Interview by Nancy Gutierrez Photos by Sam Kapoor Ahead of their new album Why The Light's Flicker, out June 12, Telescreens stopped in Atlanta for the first time. Fortunately enough, Kapoorhouse correspondent Nancy spoke with the New York City rockers before their set at Smith's Olde Bar over a game of pool talking origins, bonding on tour, brisket burritos from Buc-ee's and collaborating with Kareem Rahma of Subway Takes / fellow NYC band Tiny Gun. Telescreens consists of J

Earlier this week, Marlon Funaki joined us to discuss his newest EP, Half Moon . His first body of work released with Warner Records, the EP is a meeting point between his musical past and future, combining the forces of funk, psychedelic rock, and intimate songwriting and steeped in the unmistakable Western aesthetics of his hometown. Read ahead to learn about the progression of his sound, what he’s looking forward to as he prepares to embark on his first European tour, his

The self-described “critter country” music of Amelia Einhorn, better known as Meels, is a product of a youth spent playing in creeks hidden amongst the redwood trees of California. In her newest set of songs, Across the Raccoon Strait , she settles into a sound that honors these roots. Meels joined us from her hometown in Northern California to discuss how location impacts her creative process, the catharsis of songwriting, and her debut EP with Lost Highway Records.   Meels

BENEE wants her newest album, Ur an Angel I’m Just Particles, to feel like “stepping into a world,” complete with both beauty and existentialism. Last month, the New Zealand-born, recently Los Angeles-based artist (and her foster kitten Steve Jobs) joined us in a press conference hosted by 1824, to talk about the new record, a conceptual set of songs that illustrate her growth as an artist and a person. 

Ace is Grammy Award-winning Madison Cunninham’s most personal and poignant work yet, and though it’s a step into new territory lyrically, her artistic vision is stronger than ever.