Under The Radar just premiered We Are Temporary‘s new single “Satellites” and published an in-depth interview with him about his upcoming Afterthoughts EP.

→ Listen to “Satellites” here…

It’s Music Month in New Zealand and Radio New Zealand‘s Music 101 just aired a fantastic 12-min interview with Misfit Mod. You can stream the piece right from their website.

A few days ago was a very proud moment for us. We wrote an article about how digital music has empowers musicians and labels to experiment with new forms of album artwork, which was published on Music Think Tank and got picked up with Hypebot and countless other blogs. It’s just been an amazing last few days with hundreds of people tweeting about it and sharing it on Facebook. Thanks to everyone for showing an interest in our ideas! Much love xo

Hypebot sums up the article as follows:

With digital music, many felt that it deprived albums of its visual and tactile components. However, in Mark’s opinion, the digital music revolution is actually breathing new life into album artwork. Digital has changed the rules of what is considered album artwork. Read on about how the digital music revolution is changing album artwork on Music Think Tank.

“With much of our music being delivered as pure data, our artwork can now be anything we want it to be.”

Read the full article here…

Bandcamp recently featured our moth/vial limited edition of GPSYMTH‘s debut album, Ripostes, and even gave a little shout-out to Misfit Mod. Awesome! They write:

“We love to hear of interesting, out of the ordinary, and innovative packages for sale on Bandcamp. Oh, and as I type, here’s a unique bundle I just learned of (surely a Bandcamp first,) from the Brooklyn-based Stars and Letters record label who are bundling A Madagascan Sunset Moth (Chrysiridia rhipheus) set in a glass vial with free download of the GYPSMYTH album. (…) Big shout to Stars and Letters, their Misfit Mod “Sugar C” single is a recent personal favorite.”

Thanks, Bandcamp! (BTW, your new homepage looks amazing!)

Have you noticed how boring artist interviews can be, these days? Sick of the same generic copy & paste email questions that Mags churn out and send to artists? Well, huge high-fives to Vanguard Red Magazine and Martyn Pepperell for asking Misfit Mod some meaty questions about her music, travels, inspiration, and art & technology background!

Click here, to read this short, but sweet interview.