Category: INTERVIEWS

Bryan Ferry is renowned for his slinky demeanor. Both as a solo artist and as the leader of art-rock avatars

Dating back to his days fronting Australian post-punk legends the Birthday Party, Nick Cave has always told it like it

Some bands seem to emerge overnight. Others, such as What Made Milwaukee Famous, take the better part of a weekend.

Loveless isn’t simply My Bloody Valentine’s shoegazing masterpiece; the 1991 album is also the basis for one of alt-rock’s greatest

No regrets. For founding Clash singer/guitarist Mick Jones, it’s a good motto to live by. “We didn’t even have time

Despite being the band’s sole proprietor since 1990, why would Evan Dando go back to being a Lemonhead? He released

Once known as the anguished voice of emo pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate, Jeremy Enigk has done a lot of

Whether playing Camper Van Beethoven’s lysergic brand of cheerfully insane indie rock or prying Cracker’s bourbon-stained mother lode from roots

Pearl Jam is either album number eight or 188 from Eddie Vedder and Co., depending on whether you include official

“I do a lot of conventional things,” says Stephin Merritt. “But I don’t do them conventionally.” The singer/composer is best

How does Flaming Lips singer Wayne Coyne spend his 45th birthday? By driving with his wife from Dallas to Oklahoma

In a 1998 MAGNET interview, a somewhat frustrated Tommy Keene threw a scare into a small but slavishly devoted cult

“Great and beautiful places to be,” says Sinéad O’Connor when the subject turns to islands. She’s talking about travel, but

Like fellow one-named, slightly built, narcissistic workaholics Prince and Beck, Moby (the most charming and humanistic of that club) has