Category: INTERVIEWS

Given all that Jenny Owen Youngs has been up to over the past 10 years, why let another solo album

In its own unassuming way, Nothing Lasts Forever (Merge) may be Teenage Fanclub’s most finely honed album since Songs From

Brent Cobb couldn’t be happier with the state of country music. On his new album, Southern Star (Ol’ Buddy/Thirty Tigers),

New York-based singer/songwriter Carter Brady draws on an eclectic and disparate range of artists for inspiration on latest single “Lover’s

The cover of Hiss Golden Messenger’s latest LP pretty much says it all: If the world is indeed headed for

As tribute albums go, Son Volt’s Day Of The Doug (Thirty Tigers/Transmit Sound) is about as close to a labor

For a guy who’s supposedly dropped off the radar, Robert Ellis has been awfully occupied of late. Born and raised

When he’s on not on the road playing drums with the War On Drugs, Charlie Hall confesses to being a

Though it’s been a hectic South By Southwest for Rose’s Pawn Shop, Paul Givant is able steal a few minutes

Since City And Colour emerged in 2005 as a prettier, more refined offshoot to Alexisonfire (the influential Canadian hardcore outfit

Fort Smith, Ark., may not be known as a breeding ground for great singer/songwriters, but it does manage to churn

The Melvins just finished a lengthy U.S. tour in support of Bad Mood Rising, their first LP on Amphetamine Reptile

One of the most pleasant surprises of a COVID-hobbled 2019, Honey Harper’s Starmaker was a laser-focused cosmic-country exercise that owed

As co-founder of Throwing Muses, the Breeders and Belly, Tanya Donelly had a remarkably productive and influential 20 years before