Category: FEATURES

Albert Hammond Jr. is still saying yes to just saying no Diving into the wreck, as feminist poet Adrienne Rich

Albert Hammond Jr. crafts an album about brotherhood, loss and existential identity—and it rocks “I knew the story,” says Albert

Olden Yolk takes folk-inspired music in a futuristic, abstract direction Shane Butler has always been interested in exploring the outer

Casey Spooner talks about his Fischerspooner hiatus “I walked away from music in 2009 and focused on film, theater, visual

Fischerspooner finds common ground with new collaborator Michael Stipe Casey Spooner, singer/co-founder of electro duo Fischerspooner with musician/composer Warren Fischer,

Melbourne’s Totally Mild comes of age with Her “Her is an album about being a woman—knowing women intimately, relating to

Britain’s Wild Beasts end their 15-year career with a live-in-the-studio LP Leaving on a high note was of paramount importance

How Superchunk streamlined its songwriting process Our Noise, John Cook’s excellent oral history of Merge Records written with Mac McCaughan

Indie-rock institution Superchunk tempers a grim worldview with uplifting punk melodies Given the subject matter of Superchunk’s 11th record, it’s

With Full Circle Nightmare, Kyle Craft delivers more songs about dangerous women Kyle Craft’s follow-up to Dolls Of Highland, his

Rhye's Mike Milosh on what he puts on when he’s in the mood for love Since Mike Milosh has a

For his sophomore LP, Rhye’s Mike Milosh took the hard road to soft rock About a year after releasing Woman,

As Ruby Boots, Australian expat Bex Chilcott dons the cloak of reinvention Ruby Boots’ Bex Chilcott is gazing out at

Joey Burns explains how acclaimed environmental artist James Turrell came to be namechecked in a Calexico song On “End Of