The Rising: Intro5pect

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They’re DIY to the bone. They don’t hold their tongue when it comes to politics. They love the Clash as much as Atari Teenage Riot. They are Intro5pect, and here is their chat with IndiePit.

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The Rising: Made In Mexico

At a hole-in-the-wall bar near the Smell in downtown L.A., the Providence punks - and Latin music lovers - explained to us why they’re converting to reggaetón. Sí, pueden.

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The Rising: Horse’s Ha

What do Freakwater’s Janet Bean, ex-Zincs frontman James Elkington, a world-class cellist and zombies have in common? Elkington gives the answer to IndiePit. Only in Chicago.

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The Rising: Rainbow Arabia

The L.A. duo have mastered the craft of the ear safari - even if they haven’t made their debut LP yet. Spouses Danny and Tiffany Preston talk with us about their new tunes, their new dog - and why a husband-and-wife duo actually involves way less drama than your average four-piece band.

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The Rising: Brian Bonz

The Brooklyn singer-songwriter has more stories than a Homeric epic. And he’s got something in common with Lil Wayne too, as he tells IndiePit.

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The Rising: The Drums

Like a pop song has three minutes, we introduce this hopeful new NYC band with an interview in three acts.

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The Rising: Too Many Daves

So you think you can party like a rock star. Well, you must not be familiar with Florida party punks Too Many Daves.

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The Rising: Mountanaka

Ottawa sludge-meisters Mountanaka don’t want to take over the world. They don’t want to sell a million records. They don’t want to play arenas. They don’t want to make it rich off their music. No, this isn’t fiction you’re reading.

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The Rising: The Hero And The Victor

Cultural anthropologist, elementary-school teacher … rock star? David M. Mendoza hits us up about paying tribute to the Thin White Duke, why sometimes it’s better just to shut up, and what his SoCal squad has in store.

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So …

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