Category: INTERVIEWS

Kate Pierson released her debut solo album, Guitars And Microphones, in February. You can’t help but wonder what took her

  On Sept. 25, 1990, the Replacements released their final record, All Shook Down—the same day Superchunk released their self-titled

If we’re handing out superlatives, we have to award Best Phone Skills to Mary Timony for the rather hilarious way

The Brian Jonestown Massacre’s Anton Newcombe finds himself in a healthy space The best thing you can do when Anton

It's gonna be all GBV, all day, kids. This is from 2007. To nobody’s surprise, neither age nor the dissolution

It's gonna be all GBV, all day, kids. This is from 2012. Back in the spring, MAGNET’s collective jaw dropped

It's gonna be all GBV, all day, kids. This is from 1996. Bob Pollard is a rock 'n' roll traditionalist. And

I've had really good luck interviewing women in a writing career that's gone on for 25 years. Unlike chatting with

Doug Gillard is known (rightly so) for his guitar wizardry in bands such as Guided By Voices, Cobra Verde, Death

Fenway Park organist Josh Kantor is a utilityman of sorts, playing keyboards for a number of outfits in addition to entertaining

Nearly six years after the release of strangely desiccated 2008 album Fasciinatiion and one lengthy stroll down wait-is-this-a-hiatus-or-a-break-up? lane, the

Since having formed a punk quartet (Chicago’s Verbӧten, featuring Dave Grohl’s cousin Tracey Bradford on vocals) as a precocious 10-year-old,

On Sept. 5, 1982, Paisley Underground legends (well, not at the time but certainly soon after) the Dream Syndicate played

For reasons unknown, except that it's the internet, news of Guided By Voices' Robert Pollard tossing a no-hitter as a