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
Apollo Sunshine ‘The Accidental Jam Band’
Apollo Sunshine’s multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter Jesse Gallagher checked in from the road about being shoved into this strange new scene of dreadlocks and drum
The Gay Blades vs. Gutter Punks of St. Marks
Clark Westfield of The Gay Blades recounts a run-in with the ‘gutter punk kids’ of St. Marks in New York City
Kings of Leon ‘At Home In Nashville’
Kings of Leon drummer Nathan Followill shoots the breeze with us about Jameson, Asian Girlfriends and Jacquire King
Mike Gordon: The Perfect Stranger
Phish bassist Mike Gordon sheds some light onto the conception of his solo recording as well as the ideology that drives the beast
The Hives ‘Still Bloody Vicious’
Chris Dangerous of The Hives talks about growing up in Sweden, listening to The Ramones, and rebelling against punk
Arctic Monkeys ‘Setting Fire to the Dancefloor’
Arctic Monkeys are poised to be, yet again, this year’s most closely watched traveling road show
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Howl
The open tuning slide work of “Ain’t No Easy Way” is easily the strongest track on the record, and acoustic based tracks of “Fault Line,”
Dirty Dozen Brass Band 10.13.06 BB Kings NYC
The Dirty Dozen’s touring lineup includes Roger Lewis (baritone sax), Efrem Towns (trumpet), Terence Higgins (drums), Revert Andrews (trombone), Kevin Harris (tenor sax), Kipori Woods
