Category: FIVE QUESTIONS

For Henry James House, tradition only becomes problematic when we decide it belongs in the past. The Cincinnati-based singer, songwriter

From the get-go, post-hardcore icon J. Robbins homed in on something in Cor De Lux’s collaborative chemistry that reminded him

Max Kinghorn-Mills doesn’t seem particularly troubled by the songs he leaves behind. So when the Hollow Hand frontman returned from

For Willem Smit, making a Personal Trainer album had always left plenty of room for revision: tracks assembled, edited and

Almost 30 years to the day after Arab Strap released its first single, Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton marked the

For more than four decades, Antietam has occupied a singular place in American underground rock. Partners in music and life,

Though she’d already recorded one version of her debut LP, The Knife, The Needle (Merge), Elanor Moss felt there was

When Cabaret Voltaire released Code in 1987, the industrial-music pioneers found themselves in a unique position. After years spent helping

For Mia Doi Todd, leaving Los Angeles for Maui provided the sort of immersive calm that eluded her in the

Jim James has always had a habit of following ideas wherever they lead—even long-ditched ideas. As the frontman and primary

In true Midwestern fashion, the Silkies haven’t a clue what sort of band they are—and that just may be the

When it was first released 15 years ago, Nocturnes arrived at a dicey moment for Uh Huh Her’s Camila Grey