Category: INTERVIEWS

What Is Lost Will Return (swim~) came together with unusual speed. This past March, with another Immersion tour approaching, Colin

John Vanderslice is done being John Vanderslice—or at least the version people thought they knew. After decades as a meticulous

Listening to Velocity Girl’s earliest recordings is like witnessing a band sort itself out on the fly. Though it would

Though Sondre Lerche has spent much of his 25-year career writing about romance, the love songs on Acrobats (PLZ/Virgin) arrive

Aaron Lee Tasjan doesn’t suffer fools gladly at this stage in his career. As someone with six albums, three EPs,

When Parts & Labor played its final show in 2012, fans literally dismantled the stage. It was an appropriately chaotic

Life’s extremes have a way of sifting out the emotional paydirt that forms the foundation of a self-aware mid-life gem

Throughout his 20-year career, Robbie Furze has been most comfortable in a place where noise, melody and atmosphere intersect, from

Jon Spencer chewed up the better part of four decades with an impressive parade of impactful bands, from Pussy Galore

With Tolerance (Fightmaster Industries/Many Hats), E.R. Fightmaster delivers the most personal music of their career, peeling away some pretty thick

Whether his preference is pastoral folk, cosmic Americana or shimmering indie pop, Eric D. Johnson has always been less interested

Few contemporary blues-rock artists know their way around a stage quite like Samantha Fish. And that mastery is hard-earned. Over