Category: FIVE QUESTIONS

The members of Kula Shaker were the misaligned weirdos of the ’90s Britpop wave. Perhaps even weirder, the London band

Though the band enjoyed some success and benefited from the backing of ’80s music-industry heavyweight Howie Klein, Translator never quite

Robert Forster’s 2023 LP, The Candle And The Flame, was a personal affair—so personal, in fact, that the Go-Betweens co-founder

Consider With Trampled By Turtles (Sub Pop) the next step in the continuing recovery process for Alan Sparhawk following the

One of the great underdog bands of the classic-rock era, Little Feat could’ve been a done deal in 1979 after

Clem Snide’s Eef Barzelay isn’t a big fan of sitting still. You’ll find him out there playing for anyone who’ll

The enduring personal relationship between Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley has always been intrinsically linked to their 15-year creative run

Continuing the trend of notable actors testing the murky waters of a fragmented music industry, the Yagas are a New

Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs have never been big on subtlety. The new Death Hilarious (Missing Piece) is

Leave it to Mike Scott to fashion an entire song cycle around the misadventures of one of Hollywood’s most rebellious

These days, it’s back to basics for Miki Berenyi. Best known for her work with ’90s shoegaze/dream-pop pioneers Lush, the

If a collaboration between the Hold Steady’s Craig Finn and the War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel seems strange in theory,

That’s The Price Of Loving Me (Carpark), Dean Wareham’s fourth solo album, marks the first time he’s worked with Shimmy

With Wilco on hiatus, Nels Cline has been making the most of his so-called downtime. The guitarist is currently prepping