noisepop — Journal

Seablite interviewed by The Big Takeover magazine

Seablite sat down with James Broscheid at The Big Takeover for a lengthy deep-dive into their new LP, Lemon Lights, on Mt.St.Mtn.

Mark KaiserOctober 24, 2023Seablite, mt.st.mtn., san francisco, indiepop, shoegaze, dreampop, noisepop, indierock, the big takeover

Julian Never announce debut LP on Mt.St.Mtn.

Inspired by the Flying Nun catalog, Prefab Sprout and odd underground pop hits by Chris Spedding and Dwight Twilley, Julian Never deliver their debut LP, Pious Fiction.

Mark KaiserDecember 5, 2022julian never, mayyors, fine steps, mt.st.mtn., indiepop, indierock, Power Pop, noisepop, dreampop, Postpunk

The Intelligence announce new album, lil' Peril for Mt.St.Mtn.

The project began in his Seattle bedroom – a lad and his Tascam cassette 8 track – with the classic Boredom & Terror and has now landed in his Los Angeles studio apartment – an urchin and his Tascam digital 12 track – with Lil’ Peril, a new album that finds Lars Finberg 1000% back at the controls.

Massage reissue 2018 debut, Oh Boy LP

Massage’s highly regarded, highly sought after 2018 debut get’s a reissue on Mt.St.Mtn. in 2022. Originally limited to 150 copies on the excellent Australia-based Tear Jerk Records, the reissue will receive wider reach world-wide on a special two-color swirl vinyl. 100 copies on a special color vinyl will be available exclusive through our friends at Monorail Music in Glasgow!

Massage interviewed for the legendary Chickfactor Zine

“We share all these references, but the songs are still distinctly us. We’re not skilled enough to do the karaoke version. Our limitations make it our own.”

Mark KaiserFebruary 3, 2022massage, mt.st.mtn., los angeles, noisepop, indiepop, indierock, interview, pains of being pure at heart

The Wind Ups announce U.S. tour, March 2022

Lo-fi fuzz punks The Wind Ups are on the road to support their debut, Try Not To Think

Mark KaiserJanuary 26, 2022Wind-Ups, mt.st.mtn., Punk, noisepop, Tour, Smokescreens, Terry Malts

Massage (ex. Pains of Being Pure at Heart) announces sophomore LP on Mt.St.Mtn.

Still Life resurrects a brief, romantic moment in the late-'80s, right after post-punk and immediately before alt-rock, when it seemed like any scrappy indie band might stumble across a hit.