Category: INTERVIEWS
A Conversation With Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke)
It took a while for Blackberry Smoke and much-decorated producer Dave Cobb to get around to each other—20 years, to
A Conversation With Sarah Jarosz
For Sarah Jarosz, it had to be validating to earn a Grammy Award (her fourth overall) for 2020’s World On
A Conversation With Pete Droge
Pete Droge has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. Several months removed from the most debilitating symptoms
A Conversation With Jon Dee Graham
The last time we caught up with Jon Dee Graham, he was struggling to strike a balance between making a
A Conversation With Jenny Owen Youngs
Given all that Jenny Owen Youngs has been up to over the past 10 years, why let another solo album
A Conversation With Raymond McGinley (Teenage Fanclub)
In its own unassuming way, Nothing Lasts Forever (Merge) may be Teenage Fanclub’s most finely honed album since Songs From
A Conversation With Brent Cobb
Brent Cobb couldn’t be happier with the state of country music. On his new album, Southern Star (Ol’ Buddy/Thirty Tigers),
A Conversation With Carter Brady
New York-based singer/songwriter Carter Brady draws on an eclectic and disparate range of artists for inspiration on latest single “Lover’s
A Conversation With Hiss Golden Messenger’s M.C. Taylor
The cover of Hiss Golden Messenger’s latest LP pretty much says it all: If the world is indeed headed for
A Conversation With Jay Farrar (Son Volt)
As tribute albums go, Son Volt’s Day Of The Doug (Thirty Tigers/Transmit Sound) is about as close to a labor
A Conversation With Robert Ellis
For a guy who’s supposedly dropped off the radar, Robert Ellis has been awfully occupied of late. Born and raised
A Conversation With Charlie Hall (War On Drugs)
When he’s on not on the road playing drums with the War On Drugs, Charlie Hall confesses to being a
A Conversation With Paul Givant (Rose’s Pawn Shop)
Though it’s been a hectic South By Southwest for Rose’s Pawn Shop, Paul Givant is able steal a few minutes
A Conversation With Dallas Green (City And Colour)
Since City And Colour emerged in 2005 as a prettier, more refined offshoot to Alexisonfire (the influential Canadian hardcore outfit