Category: INTERVIEWS

For almost two decades, Rasputina has carved out one of the most interesting niches in contemporary music. Melora Creager founded

Trans Am walks the same line between substance and style that its namesake car model did in its heyday. Often

Few indie artists have influenced as many musicians as Stuart Moxham has in his career. Whether as a member of

Talking to Apples in stereo frontman Robert Schneider is something like sitting around the kitchen table with a few friends

How do you best the anti-guitar-god bluster of arguably the most sonically bold and melodically sophisticated band of England’s shoegaze

No one can call Brooklyn-based rockers We Are Scientists one-dimensional. The band has engaged in extracurricular activities ranging from creating

If there’s one thing Canadian quintet Stars has been able to do for the entire duration of its 10-year run

For more than a decade, the Pernice Brothers have mostly made plush, romantic orchestral pop that doesn't gild the lily

While discussing his collaboration with famous 21st-century modern composer Philip Glass on the 1982 film Koyaanisqatsi, director Godfrey Reggio invoked

This past winter was an eventful time for OK Go, between the release of third album Of The Blue Colour

It's dead easy to list the most obvious influences of Scotland's Teenage Fanclub. He's read them so often, founding band

Oh, l'amour! Andy Bell is back with a brand new solo offering. The Erasure frontman is releasing the techno-tinged Non-Stop

There will always be a small bunch who will never forgive Justin Currie for the sins of his former band,

The members of Bettie Serveert are alt-rock survivors. They have been performing in various incarnations since 1986, and they released