Interviews
The Texas guitarist has conflicting personas, but he just wants his music to be taken seriously.
We chat with the artist behind the prolific punk rock project, who also drums in Regional Justice Center.
We talk to Shana Cleveland about making more intimate music, ‘The Monkees’ and love.
Haley Fohr discusses -io, grief, joy and building a community.
We discuss family, writers block and aversion to genre.
We chat with Tia Cabral about the cosmic wheel, life as a working artist, and being patient with yourself.
Most debut albums aren’t 40 years in the making, but Sunroof—the duo of Daniel Miller…
Shabaka Hutchings discusses what gives him energy, and the joy of reunions.
A chat with the Poet Laureate and spoken word artist on blending Native American musical roots with a genre-less fusion.
Vocalist/songwriter John Ross discusses making big music, taking lousy notes, and regaining his rhythm.
The Horror Master discusses his new installment of the ‘Lost Themes’ albums, making his own music vs. scoring films, and having fun with creativity.
Stuart Braithwaite discusses the importance of happy accidents in the studio, and how 25 years can change a lot about a person and a band.
We spoke to the Washington, D.C. singer/songwriter about his debut album, breaking out of genre boxes, and feeling immovable.
We spoke to Martin Moscrop of the legendary post-punk band about youthful arrogance, a career pause, and their first new album in over a decade.
The longtime member of Neurosis discusses the muse, poetry, and teaching in a rural community.
A chat with the Japanese metal band about cultivating a therapeutic primal scream during a pandemic.
Nick Reinhart talks catchy songs, an industry standstill and scammers.
Justin Storms, frontman of the North Carolina band, discusses their new album, the apocalypse and Delta blues.
We spoke to the Korean/Japanese electronic duo about the natural world and spiritual music.
We chat with producer/singer/songwriter Steven Perez about his new album, a freak accident and Earl Sweatshirt.