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“Nothing Is Forever, But Dig Is Back: A 25-Year Echo That Hits Hard”

Dig returns after 25 years with a cinematic new album that rewinds the alt-rock clock. From Buzz Bin memories to layered guitars and Squishy Head lore, Zoe Dune catches up with Scott Hackwith to explore the band’s past, present, and future in a stream-of-consciousness revival.

“Nothing Is Forever, But Dig Is Back: A 25-Year Echo That Hits Hard”

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“Nothing Is Forever, But Dig Is Back: A 25-Year Echo That Hits Hard”

Dig returns after 25 years with a cinematic new album that rewinds the alt-rock clock. From Buzz Bin memories to layered guitars and Squishy Head lore, Zoe Dune catches up with Scott Hackwith to explore the band’s past, present, and future in a stream-of-consciousness revival.

by Zoe Dune, Sep 15, 2025

“The Colourflies Drop a Fuzzy Love Letter to my Adolescent ’90s”

The Colourflies' 'Honeydripper' is a fuzz-soaked, emotionally raw ride through Pacific Northwest nostalgia. With nods to Sonic Youth, Nirvana, and lo-fi '90s mixtapes, it's a warm, wintery dispatch of my adolescence—equal parts heartbreak, distortion, and nostalgia.

by Zoe Dune, Sep 05, 2025

Berlin 2.0, 'Kaltental'

Didn't know what to expect from this and was pleasantly surprised! What are your thoughts on this release?

by Zoe Dune, Sep 04, 2025

Hatchie, "Lose it Again" (single)

Hatchie has a new single and music video for her upcoming 'Liquorice' album! Dreampop fans should be excited about this one!

by Zoe Dune, Sep 03, 2025

Machina Pensant, 'Early Meditations'

Long before barber beats, I was mainlining Kruder & Dorfmeister, TOSCA, and Thievery Corporation like sonic narcotics. *Early Mediations* by Machina Pensant hits that same vein—lush keys, warm sax, and liminal tones that drag me back into my downtempo addiction, track by track.

by Zoe Dune, Sep 01, 2025

Kalax, 'Resurface'

Kalax’s *Resurface* isn’t a debut—it’s a return. His second full-length album since 2024’s *Lost*, it blends heartfelt vocals, cinematic synths, and sax-driven shimmer. Released early for loyal fans, it proves Lee Blanshard’s songwriting still leads the synthwave scene.

by Zoe Dune, Aug 31, 2025

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