Five Questions With Jim James

Five Questions With Jim James

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

Five Questions With The Silkies

In true Midwestern fashion, the Silkies haven’t a clue what sort of band they are—and that just may be the
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Five Questions With Camila Grey (Uh Huh Her)

Five Questions With Camila Grey (Uh Huh Her)

When it was first released 15 years ago, Nocturnes arrived at a dicey moment for Uh Huh Her’s Camila Grey
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Five Questions With Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater)

Five Questions With Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater)

Shearwater’s The New World (Polyborus) took shape over four years across multiple countries, with sessions in London, Berlin, New York
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Five Questions With Body Type

Five Questions With Body Type

In Body Type’s hands, the mundane has a way of becoming something, well, not so mundane. A shitty old elevator,
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Five Questions With Effie Zilch

Five Questions With Effie Zilch

Over five LPs in three years, Effie Zilch has treated genre less as a limitation than an assortment of tools,
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Five Questions With Mock Media

Five Questions With Mock Media

Mock Media’s restless approach has deep roots. Its four members grew up together in British Columbia’s North Okanagan Valley surrounded
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Five Questions With John McCauley (Deer Tick)

Five Questions With John McCauley (Deer Tick)

Rhode Island never gets the mythmaking treatment afforded places like New York, Los Angeles or Nashville—and Deer Tick saw that
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Five Questions With Spacemoth

Five Questions With Spacemoth

The making of Inward Eye (Greenway) was an exercise in looking back to move forward. While Maryam Qudus was busy
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Five Questions With Pomelo

Five Questions With Pomelo

While some albums arrive with a concept, Pomelo’s Loreless (Sad Magic) feels more like a state of mind. The debut
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Five Questions With Ill Peach

Five Questions With Ill Peach

After establishing an impressive baseline with the restless, anything-goes energy of 2023’s This Is Not An Exit, ill peach shakes
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