Category: INTERVIEWS

Singer, songwriter, bassist, mandolin/guitar player. Chris Hillman has worn many hats in his long musical career as a solo artist

Chris Stamey, founder of wonderfully off-kilter pop mavens the dB’s, has had a wide-ranging and fruitful career with numerous solo

Any band that was big in the ’80s has a lot to answer for when it chooses to mount a

While rolling through the small town of Waller, Texas, singer/songwriter Jack Gibson watched his hero Daniel Johnston start to fall

With the new, self-released Moon Shot, singer/songwriter/guitarist John Davis and his Lees Of Memory cohorts (guitarist Brandon Fisher and drummer

Tim O’Reagan is about as unassuming as they come. You might even call him the “quiet Jayhawk” (not that anyone

While sitting at his home in Gainesville, Fla., David Gordon apprehensively chats about his forthcoming FUNKILLER record. Talking about his

Inside most indie rockers of a certain age there’s a closet Styx lover. The group may never have been a

On last year's Ouroboros, Looprider unleashed a sound that mixes equal parts punk energy and sludgy stoner rock. Just like

“Music intended to serve as an unobtrusive accompaniment to other activities” is how ambient music is defined by Webster’s Dictionary.

It’s been almost seven years since Brendan Benson’s last solo album, which makes the release of Dear Life (Third Man)

Rotting Teeth In The Horse’s Mouth (Ernest Jenning) is SAVAK’s fourth LP of jittery, yet insanely catchy, post-punk-inflected rock. As

The fact that Kim Richey felt impelled to completely rework 2000’s Glimmer would imply that she was never happy with

Drive-By Truckers’ American Band arrived at the perfect time in the fall of 2016. A celebration of the actual core

To say that Mystify: Michael Hutchence was a labor of love for director Richard Lowenstein is sort of an understatement.

Listening to music by singer/multi-instrumentalist Joao Gonzalez, who records as Soft Glas, conjures images of lazy, hazy summer days spent

Rock ’n’ roll is no longer a make-or-break proposition for Jason Hill—not even close. That urgency effectively came to an

Whether you call them rock, pop or (that much-maligned label) power pop, Shoes have made some of the most crunchy-yet-melodic