Category: INTERVIEWS

Richard Melville Hall believes in transparency: He is open about his faith, psychology, politics and diet, whether talking to the

Steve Earle’s friendship with Townes Van Zandt got off to a shaky start in 1972 at Houston’s legendary Old Quarter,

Sir Mix-A-Lot—a.k.a. Seattle-based rapper/producer Anthony Ray—may forever be linked to 1992 mega-hit “Baby Got Back,” but you’d be off-base in

Twenty-five years ago, it would have been difficult to imagine Bob Mould, singer/guitarist for one of the most celebrated rock

"We're going to party like it's 1699," sings Nina Persson on Colonia, the second album the Cardigans frontwoman has released

John Wesley Harding knows when he gets an email, phone message or a piece of postal junk addressing him as

To have Cris Kirkwood back as the bassist of the Meat Puppets is nothing short of a miracle. The countrified

David Lowery has maintained a healthy career as a split musical personality. When he isn't playing laconic country-tinged pop with

I've known Jeff Kelly (the creative dynamo who's stoked the fires of the Green Pajamas for the past quarter-century), his vivacious wife Susanne and

Philadelphia's mewithoutYou has taken a long, strange trip—musically and spiritually—to arrive at fourth album It’s All Crazy! It’s All False!

For power-pop junkies, Tinted Windows’ self-titled debut (on S-Curve) ought to feel like the smack addict’s equivalent to China white.

Don't let the news of a $450 deluxe Pixies boxed set get you down; for $3.96, you can get the

We mentioned this when we told you about his annual benefit concert, but it bears repeating that Chicago Cubs TV

Outdated reference point or not, the anti-apathy sentiment on Superchunk's sophomore single "Slack Motherfucker" still seems characteristic of Mac McCaughan