Category: INTERVIEWS

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,

Kim Richey spent the initial portion of her 15-year career chafing at various stylistic restraints, some self-imposed, others foisted upon

It's hard to believe it's been more than three decades since the release of Gary Numan's The Pleasure Principle, the

Fronted by the nervous guitar and earnest vocals of Richard Barone, the Bongos grabbed the torch from the Talking Heads

The yearning voice and sullen temperament behind the languid and lush Scottish outfit Travis, Fran Healy has been laying low

Pete Yorn has been surprisingly prolific of late. Consider that it was three years between his sophomore outing, 2003's Day

Fans of Swedish indie rock, rejoice: After four years of inactivity, the eclectic popsters in Junip have reunited to record their

Don’t call it a comeback, Superchunk’s been here for years. The band members just haven’t been doing anything since the

With I'm Having Fun Now (Warner Bros.), Jenny And Johnny are following in the grand tradition of girl/boy singing duos,