Category: INTERVIEWS

Nothing if not a model of consistency, Buffalo Tom has been making the same decent-to-great music since 1992’s Let Me

KORT is Lambchop frontman Kurt Wagner and solo singer/songwriter Cortney Tidwell, and with covers album Invariable Heartache (City Slang), the

Gary Louris and Mark Olson left Jayhawks fans in a lurch when they parted ways rather abruptly in 1995. Turns

Stoutly refusing to record his passionate songs under anything less than his own terms (in his New Jersey home on

White Wilderness (Dead Oceans) is the latest album from the San Francisco-based John Vanderslice, and he's joined on it by

British trio White Lies—guitarist/vocalist Harry McVeigh, bassist Charles Cave and drummer Jack Lawrence-Brown—just released Ritual (Geffen/Fiction), which follows up To

You might know award-winning critic/journalist Tom Moon from his bestselling book 1,000 Recordings To Hear Before You Die, his contributions

Phosphene Dream, the third album from MAGNET faves the Black Angels, marks a big step forward for the Austin, Texas,

Though it's been seven years since the last Cake studio LP, you can understand why it took the eclectic Sacramento, Calif.,

Hardcore will never die, at least while Keith Morris is still alive and kicking. The 55-year-old Morris co-founded the legendary

Even James Jackson Toth's most rabid fans probably can't keep track of the prolific singer/songwriter's output. The Lexington, Ky.-based Toth

One constant over the past 17 years of MAGNET has been the music of Jason Noble. First with the post-hardcore

It's no real surprise that the Chapin Sisters—Abigail and Lily—ended up playing music professionally. They come from a impressive family

Bleu McAuley had his first (and only) brush with the mainstream back in 2003, when his shifty ode to insecurity,