Category: FIVE QUESTIONS

Five Questions With Dar Williams
As a ’70s kid growing in Chappaqua, N.Y., Dar Williams actually listened when her “hippie teachers” told her get out

Five Questions With Maia Sharp
It sounds like the recovery period might be officially over for Maia Sharp. On the new Tomboy, you can hear

Five Questions With Glitterfox
The bad news: Glitterfox’s Solange Igoa and Andrea Walker recently ended their six-year marriage. The good news: Their split was

Five Questions With Zane Acord (The Thing)
The Thing bassist/vocalist Zane Acord is a man of few words, burning through about 130 for this interview. (Hardly enough

Five Questions With Hayes Carll
You’d have to think We’re Only Human (Hwy 87/Thirty Tigers) represents a crossroads for Hayes Carll. As the title implies,

Five Questions With Freezing Cold
Freezing Cold had a good head of steam going before COVID killed its momentum shortly after the release of 2019’s

Five Questions With Gina Birch (Raincoats)
It’s hard to imagine where indie music would be without Gina Birch and her unfettered creativity. During her iconic post-punk

Five Questions With Greta Kline (Frankie Cosmos)
Greta Kline has certainly made the most of her considerable creative gifts and the home environment that fostered them. The

Five Questions With Julia Cumming (Sunflower Bean)
By the band’s own admission, Sunflower Bean was at a crossroads in the months leading up to the recording of

Five Questions With BC Camplight
Kicking drugs after 15 years was a mixed blessing for BC Camplight’s Brian Christinzio. On the one end, it served

Five Questions With Ken Yates
Five albums in, Ken Yates thinks he may have nailed it with Total Cinema (Tone Tree)—and we tend to agree.

Five Questions With Thalia Zedek
As a singer and a songwriter, Thalia Zedek is howler with an uncanny grasp of subtlety and dynamics, bringing unconventional

Five Questions With Civic
Civic had little more than purity of the Aussie punk aesthetic in mind when it made 2023’s Taken By Force.

Five Questions With Crispian Mills (Kula Shaker)
The members of Kula Shaker were the misaligned weirdos of the ’90s Britpop wave. Perhaps even weirder, the London band