Interviews 141
Moving objects: A conversation with Mothers
Kristine Leschper discusses visual art, poetry, staying healthy as a touring musician and more.
Behind the Mask: The transcendent dualities of Thou
A discussion with the Louisiana metal band about their new quartet of releases and the need for constant motivation.
Strength to Carry On: An interview with Khemmis
Ben Hutcherson discusses the therapeutic qualities of music, sounding "evil" and darkness in the world today.
Out of the ether: The shared experience of Yob
Mike Scheidt discusses creating a sense of community, the healing qualities of music and new album <i>Our Raw Heart</i>.
Raw nerve: An interview with Fotocrime
Ryan Patterson discusses metal, tenderness and toxic masculinity.
No Escape: An interview with Bambara
Shadows, hometowns and fighting your own instruments come up in our conversation with the band.
Space out and see things: A conversation with Palm
Eve Alpert discusses the group's synesthetic sound, t-shirts and foreign exchange students.
Something Inside: A conversation with The Soft Moon
An interview with Luis Vasquez about new album Criminal, darkness and wanderlust.
A Simple Way of Living: An interview with Tennis
A discussion about sailing, self-care and the perfect blend of happy and sad.
Release the unexpected: An interview with Blis.
The Atlanta band fought their way into a scene that wasn't ready for them. Now they're dominating it.
Treating depravity: A conversation with Destroyer’s Dan Bejar
The Vancouver singer/songwriter delves deep into new album <i>ken</i>, nostalgia and cryptic naming practices.
A fun, surreal time: An interview with Omni
The Atlanta band discusses their new album, Billy Idol and James Bond.
Wisp of Reality: A conversation with Cloakroom
Getting stuck in a time hole, existing in no realms and looking good in Old English.
Shredding the gnar with Gnarwhal
How two instrumental dynamos came to form something unique and strange.
Twin Peaks keyboardist Kinny Landrum discusses the show’s musical legacy
A chat with the synthesizer player from the original <i>Twin Peaks</i> soundtrack.
The Absurdity of transcendence: An interview with Crown Larks
A lengthy chat about being transparent about influences, joining a band later in life and culture's evolution or lack thereof.
Slowly going upwards: A conversation with Elbow
Elbow guitarist Mark Potter discusses sonic experimentation, a slow ascent and Brexit.
Music is a weapon: An interview with Power Trip
Riley Gale discusses politics in metal and fighting your way through a nightmare.