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2025-11-10:

Goldmine Magazine - Drummer Simon Phillips on new DarWin album and Toto songs
The veteran drummer discusses the new DarWin album Distorted Mirror plus a pair of Toto songs from 1995’s Tambu.

2025-11-05:

Arizona Republic - Iconic Genesis album left guitar hero Steve Hackett feeling like a triangle player
Steve Hackett goes deep on the making on “The lamb lies down on broadway”, a synth-heavy concept album that made him feel like odd man out.

2025-10-21:

Louder Than War - Adrian Sherwood: The Collapse of Everything :: Interview & Album Review
The Collapse Of Everything sees Adrian Sherwood play the leading role in what is, after all these years, a definitive On-U-Sound album

2025-10-19:

RIFF Magazine - INTERVIEW: Dayseeker unearth the ‘Creature in the Black Night’
Orange County metallers Dayseeker unleash the reaper on their eerie new album. Here’s what they told us about it.

2025-10-18:

EARMILK - Bayanni talks musical origins in Nigeria, the inspiration behind his new EP 'Love & Hustle', creative process, and more [Interview]
After rising through a series of early releases, Bayanni was signed to influential label Mavin Records after a life-changing DM from CEO Don Jazzy, and a subsequent stint and the prodigious Mavin academy.

2025-10-03:

Vanity Fair - Chuck D’s New Rules for Life: “Believe None of What You See, and Half of What You Hear”
The Public Enemy frontman and hip hop pioneer discusses his long career, his fear that we’ve lost our “human GPS,” and the limits of AI.

2025-10-01:

Goldmine Magazine - Angelo Moore of Fishbone believes music can be the cure for social ailments
Frontman Moore took a few minutes to share his thoughts about the new album — and the world at large.

2025-09-23:

Highway 81 Revisited - VERNON REID TALKS NEW SOLO ALBUM, OZZY'S LAST SHOW AND THE LANDSCAPE OF BLACK ROCK MUSICIANS
Vernon Reid is talking about his solo album, but you wouldn’t know it as he rattles off name after name of collaborators, peers and influential forefathers. The founding guitarist of the groundbreaking rock band Living Colour who has worked with everyone from Mick Jagger to Public Enemy to Mariah Carey while impacting the underground jazz ...

2025-09-16:

Guitar World - “They kept talking about this bizarre guitar player who practiced nonstop in his room and was very eccentric. I thought, ‘I want to work with him’”: Bill Laswell survived Buckethead, John Lydon, Ginger Baker and Eddie Hazel -– and made it sound easy
The bass journeyman, soundscape creator and producer recalls having his P-Bass stolen the night before his first Brian Eno session, making PiL classic Rise, and hoping illness hasn’t ended his surprisingly fight-free career

2025-09-02:

Premier Guitar - Ella Feingold and Charlie Hunter: A Rhythmic Symposium
Two of the preeminent masters of rhythm guitar come together for a minimal funk conversation on Different Strokes for Different Folks.

2025-07-08:

Glide Magazine - Chris Dowd of Fishbone Shares the Societal Observations That Fueled Band's New Album ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ (INTERVIEW)
The ground-breaking multi-genre collective Fishbone has spent several decades bringing together Ska, Punk, Funk, Soul, Rock, and more, and in late June released a new album titled Stockholm Syndrome.

2025-06-27:

The Big Takeover - Interview: Angelo Moore (Fishbone)
Talk about perfect timing. With everything swirling in America right now, a new Fishbone album isn’t just welcome, it’s essential.

2025-06-26:

VICE - Premiere: Legendary Band Fishbone Shares New Single “Suckered by Sabotage”
Legendary band Fishbone has influenced many over the years. Today, they are releasing their newest single “Suckered by Sabotage”

2025-06-09:

Miami New Times - Fishbone's Angelo Moore on the Band's Timeless Vibe
“Whether there's five people in the audience or 500, if we're in a dive bar or a big festival, we play and enjoy the music”.

2025-06-06:

TribLIVE - Fishbone guitarist Tracey Singleton talks about his surprise return after 22 years
Tracey Singleton’s return to punk-ska-funk pioneers Fishbone in 2024, after a 22-year absence, came about unexpectedly. Singleton, also known as Spacey T, had watched some videos online and sent a message to ...

2025-06-03:

The Irish News - ‘I don’t care about what’s ‘cool’. I care about music’ :: Van Morrison on new album Remembering Now and enduring love of Belfast
Van Morrison speaks to Dylan Jones about the stories behind his new album Remembering Now ahead of its release next week

2025-05-20:

Rock Cellar Magazine - The Doobie Brothers’ John McFee Q&A: On New Album ‘Walk This Road’, Touring, Backing Elvis Costello and More
John McFee of the Doobie Brothers discusses the Doobies’ new record, ‘Walk This Road’ his personal experience backing Elvis Costello and much more.

2025-05-19:

The Note - Tim Finn: It’s Only Natural
Tim Finn reflects on songwriting, Split Enz, Crowded House, and the art of collaboration in this revealing interview: honest, heartfelt, and timeless.

2025-04-25:

The Big Takeover - Interview: Shana Halligan of Bitter:Sweet
In 2006, the duo Bitter:Sweet immediately gained a lot of attention with “Dirty Laundry”, the playful, sultry lead single from their debut album, The Mating Game. Blending trip hop with a nostalgic cinematic vibe, the band spiced their signature sound up even more by incorporating unexpected elements of jazz, 1950s pop, and swing.

2025-03-10:

MEFeater - Yemi Alade: A Rebel Queen With a Cause
Yemi Alade is a force. Fresh off her first solo Grammy nomination for her album ‘Rebel Queen,’ the title embodies exactly what Alade represents—African, driven, and spiritual. Her words to describe herself have all been deeply rooted in her music. With a career spanning two decades, Alade has remained ...

2025-02-19:

Prestige Online - How Michael Franti blends yoga, music, and culture at Soulshine Bali
MICHAEL FRANTI’s first visit to Bali sparked more than a connection to its serene landscapes – it planted the seed for Soulshine, a space where culture, wellness, and music come alive.

2025-01-16:

Music in SF - Q&A: Kevin Seidel of Recliner
How did you come up with the name of the band? Our original drummer was walking the Mission one day and the name hit him (and it was the only one we all agreed on after being The Robbers for a brief moment in time). How would you describe your sound? It started out with a sound once described as a sharp-dressed man holding a knife, whatever that means. While it used to be big guitars with driving beats and ...

2024-12-08:

Guitar World - “I played a 5-string with Lauryn Hill, but it didn’t feel like a real bass”: Raised on R&B, schooled by fusion, and empowered by punk rock, Bad Brains bassist Darryl Jenifer remains a 4-string purist
The bass powerhouse behind Washington DC’s Bad Brains pioneered a style that changed the history of punk

2024-12-06:

NME - Bradley Simpson on “vulnerable” solo album, inspiration from Queens Of The Stone Age, and future of The Vamps
Bradley Simpson has spoken to NME about his “vulnerable” debut solo album ‘The Panic Years’, and being inspired by '00s indie and rock bands.

2024-12-05:

LEO Weekly - Legendary King Crimson Bassist Tony Levin Talks BEAT Tour, New Solo Album, And Partying With Photoshop
“Our ambition here is not to play the originals exactly as they are, but to add our own personality.”

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