Category: FIVE QUESTIONS

Singer/songwriter/guitarist/bassist Jason Narducy is typically a very busy man. When not fronting his Split Single project—time for a new record,

A passionate bunch, Dream Syndicate fans must be thrilled with the long-awaited reissue of the celebrated post-punk outfit’s 1984 release,

Magic Fig’s Valerian Tea (Exploding In Sound) is quite the swirling mass of ambition—one that’s administered with mind-expanding intent and

Brainwasher’s 39 Lightyears From Heaven (Mothland) may have been more than a decade in the making, but it’s not as

In the most obvious sense, Katie Schecter’s Empress (Soul Step) is a family affair. It was produced by her husband,

Rhett Miller continues to evolve as a songwriter. And that’s saying something—especially when you’re looking at a 35-year career that

Mostly by virtue of their lack of pretension, the Yayhoos’ alt-country supergroup status never quite resonated with the general public

How did Joshua Ray Walker respond to a potentially devastating cancer diagnosis? He pumped out two albums in six months:

There’s never been anything fancy or high-minded about what Idlewild is selling—just well-crafted, emotionally authentic alt-rock that’s been a model

Ariana And The Rose’s Ariana DiLorenzo has made a career out of an immersive, soul-searching brand of reinvention—on various social-media

For a band that had been on a three-year roll, things couldn’t have gone much worse for the Happy Fits

Street Eaters’ Opaque (Dirt Cult) is an album born out of trauma—and the unexpected feeling of liberation that can be