Interviews
Lee Buford looks back at the band’s history, their new remix album and exploring mental health through music.
The Bristol post-punk icons discuss the creation of their influential, inimitable 1979 debut.
A chat with the Massachusetts artist about his continuously expanding project.
The band talks Bronte, “mom rock” and finding the right atmosphere.
Kristin Hayter discusses catharsis, trauma and questioning her own creations.
A chat with the Phoenix metal band about confronting personal and widespread darkness.
A chat with the UK-based post-punk trio about their search for boundless creative expression.
The Montreal band discusses their new album, the challenges of minimalism and why loud music feels good.
We chat with Rick Maguire about the band’s new album, panic attacks and marathon endurance.
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.