Interview
Reed Mathis ‘Bending Beethoven’
Reed Mathis takes us deep inside Beathoven, his latest passion project featuring an electrified, jam-infused re-imagining of Beethoven’s Third and Sixth symphonies
The Hunna ‘Wild & Free’
Ryan Potter of The Hunna speaks freely about his band’s whirlwind rise to rock stardom as they prepare to release their debut album
The String Cheese Incident ‘Still Dialed In’
Keith Moseley of the String Cheese Incident caught up with us about the current climate of the veteran jamband, and what the future has in
Eric Krasno Rediscovers His Roots
Eric Krasno opens up about his new solo album, Blood From A Stone, a natural return to the influences that first introduced him to music
Alexis Taylor ‘Something Very Personal’
Hot Chip frontman Alexis Taylor opens up about the concept behind his stripped down new solo album, Piano
Givers & Takers ‘Music Is Our Language’
Zach Greenwald of Givers & Takers shares his wisdom on collaborative songwriting, the life of an opening act, and the art of DIY event curating
Big Sam’s Funky Nation ‘From NOLA to New York’
Big Sam Williams talks Treme, Jazzfest, and all things NOLA as he prepares to bring the sounds of the Big Easy to the Big Apple
Houndmouth ‘Kind of Life’
Shane Cody of Houndmouth talks touring, recording, influences, and his love of playing at shitty bars
The Darkness ‘Ready for Lift-off’
As The Darkness tours the U.S., guitarist Dan Hawkins daydreams about someday becoming the first rock band to perform in outer space
Enter Shikari ‘Injecting Positivity’
Rou Reynolds of Enter Shikari discusses the message of The Mindsweep, what Americans can expect from the upcoming tour, and…tacos
Bear Hands ‘Youth is Overrated’
Dylan Rau of Bear Hands gave us the scoop about the new album, subconscious influences, and aging not-so gracefully
Quiet Life ‘Feelin’ Foggy’
Sean W. Spellman of Quiet Life answered our burning questions about making FOGGY, working with Dr. Dog, and growing up in New Jersey
