Interviews
The Richmond metal band talks politics, mental health and going death metal.
The Belgian trio discusses their closest allies, the therapeutic nature of music, and the need to sing along.
The singer/songwriter discusses her latest album, discomfort in performing and being a product of the ’90s.
The band talks magic, Satan and being free from pigeonholes.
A chat with M.S.W., the mastermind behind the doom-sludge outfit.
A chat with the Philadelphia shoegazers about their new album, being a “visual band” and supporting under the radar artists.
A conversation with Clementine Creevy about starting over, getting topical and growing up.
The San Francisco/L.A.-based producer discusses the craziness of the moment, voracious listening and Bay Area burritos.
The LA-based producer discusses his home city, dark moods and dance music.
The producer/songwriter discusses his new album, capturing imperfections and leaving one’s comfort zone.
The Montreal artist discusses her new album, Oaxaca and escaping from email.
Ahead of the release of a rare Mingus recording, Abdullah discusses the jazz legend’s legacy and the discovery of the tapes.
Kristine Leschper discusses visual art, poetry, staying healthy as a touring musician and more.
A discussion with the Louisiana metal band about their new quartet of releases and the need for constant motivation.
Ben Hutcherson discusses the therapeutic qualities of music, sounding “evil” and darkness in the world today.
Mike Scheidt discusses creating a sense of community, the healing qualities of music and new album Our Raw Heart.
Ryan Patterson discusses metal, tenderness and toxic masculinity.
Shadows, hometowns and fighting your own instruments come up in our conversation with the band.
Eve Alpert discusses the group’s synesthetic sound, t-shirts and foreign exchange students.
An interview with Luis Vasquez about new album Criminal, darkness and wanderlust.