Interview
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The Postelles ‘Electric in the Bowery’
Postelles drummer Billy Cadden and guitarist/lead vocalist Daniel Balk sat down with The Waster at The Bowery Electric to talk about performing in the thick
Manchester Orchestra ‘Resurrecting the Left of Center’
Chris Freeman from Manchester Orchestra catches up with us just as he hit the 2,000 mile dusty trail towards Salt Lake City, Utah, where the
New Mastersounds ‘From the Clubs of Leeds’
Simon Allen and Eddie Roberts of the New Mastersounds talk about their individual strengths, Obama, and their craziest UK nightclub story
The Gaslight Anthem ‘Beyond the Court Tavern’
Alex Levine of The Gaslight Anthem recalls his band’s path from basement shows in New Brunswick to sharing the stage with Springsteen
Living Colour ‘Behind the Sun’
Vernon Reid of Living Colour shares how his band’s latest release, The Chair in the Doorway, turned out to be an unintended concept album
The Bouncing Souls ‘Hardcore Til Death’
We caught up with Bouncing Souls bassist Bryan Kienlen during a 40-hour drive from Kansas City to Boise while on-board the Warped Tour bandwagon
Delta Spirit ‘Pan-Americana’
Delta Spirit bassist Jon Jameson shoots the San Diego breeze about his tour-mates, Eritrean cab drivers, and being mistaken for a bum
Dirty Dozen Brass Band ‘Voodoo on the Bayou’
Roger Lewis of The Dirty Dozen Brass Band talks about Marvin Gaye, Marie Laveau, and the progress of rebuilding New Orleans
The Melvins ‘The Birth of Grunge’
Melvins founder Buzz Osborne goes on a mental purge on topics including freedom of expression, Nirvana, and the media
Radio Moscow ‘Electric Decadence’
We caught up with Radio Moscow ringleader Parker Griggs as he anticipates the April 14th release of Brain Cycles, now his sophomore effort on the
Les Claypool ‘Ringleader to the Freaks’
Les Claypool rings us in with talk of of his latest Oddity Faire Tour, dangerous Republicans, and fishing
The Black Lips ‘The Truth Behind Indian Chaos’
Cole Alexander of The Black Lips lays out the chaotic experience of running from the Indian authorities after a string of onstage lewd acts
