Interview: David Cross on his cathartic new tour, why he’s quitting Twitter, and that infamous NYT article
We catch up with the Arrested Development star ahead of his Just for Laughs show at Olympia Theatre.
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Interview: The Sick Things update the power-pop formula on their debut LP
We speak with Sick Things guitarist / vocalist Cam Turin ahead of the band’s LP launch.
Interview: Montreal hardcore vets No Policy on playing their first show in over 30 years at ’77 Montreal
We catch up with guitarist Rebecca Sevrin to discuss the return of the Montreal punk legends.
Interview – Jeff Buckley’s former manager Dave Lory on the singer’s final days, his new biography and Q&A tour
We speak with Dave Lory about his new book, Jeff Buckley: From Hallelujah to the Last Goodbye, and his interactive Q&A tour about Buckley’s life, music, and legacy.
D.J. Mausner & David Kaufman take the piss out of pretentious theatre shows with FRINGE: Improvised
The pair skew the self-serious side of Fringe-type productions in their totally improvised stage show.
Interview – Joe Satriani on What Happens Next, retiring his alien persona, and the return of Chickenfoot
We speak with the legendary guitarist about his new direction, working with Mick Jagger, and the breakout success of Surfing with the Alien.
Interview – Melvins frontman “Buzz” Osborne on their weirdest album yet: “We’re not a slave to our audience”
We speak with the legendary Melvins frontman about their crazy new record, their new two-bassist set-up, and how to best approach their live show.
Interview: Comedian Doug Stanhope isn’t here to make friends
We catch up with the acerbic comedian to discuss how he deals with drunks, his thoughts on the #MeToo movement, and why we’ll never see him on Just for Laughs.
Interview – Infamous Vancouver punk instigators Slow are back
Frontman Thomas Anselmi on the band’s tumultuous history and why they are finally back at it.
How Ministry’s straight edge guitarist Sin Quirin became Al Jourgensen’s right-hand man
The long-standing Ministry guitarist discusses the reaction to AmeriKKKant, his surprising working relationship with Al Jourgensen, and what to expect from the band’s new tour.