Interviews

OK Go: In a Million Years (Damian Kulash Interview)

Joe Long September 15, 2005 No Comments

The Pharcyde: Starting From Scratch (Imani & Booty Brown Interview)

Ryan Bonnick September 12, 2005 No Comments

Over a decade after the release of their breakthrough debut, the two remaining members of the California quartet are still finding ways to reach out to their hip-hop loving, Visine toting fans.

The Redwalls: Reaching Back (INTERVIEW)

Garin Parina September 7, 2005 No Comments

What started out as British Invasion inspired cover band, the Redwalls are progressing with a fusion of soulful 60’s influences and garage rock energy. Although they peg R&B legends The Temptations as influences along with the Beatles, the Redwalls strive to mesh their own individuality within the classics.

Billy Bob Thornton: Slinging a New Blade With ‘Hobo’ (INTERVIEW)

E Ward September 5, 2005 No Comments

Aside from the academy award, established acting career, esteemed directing work, acclaimed screenwriting, notable pitching arm and the enviable Angelina Jolie connection, Billy Bob Thornton also happens to be a lifelong musician and songwriter. And that

David Gans: Dialed In (INTERVIEW)

Chad Berndtson August 31, 2005 No Comments

David Gans knows his Grateful Dead: The radio show he hosts, the beloved “Grateful Dead Hour,” is still broadcasted on KPFA 94.1 in Berkeley, California and syndicated nationwide. However, the show itself is but the tip of the iceberg in Gans’ music career.

DJ Z-Trip: Shifting Gears (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler August 25, 2005 No Comments

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Surprise Me Mr. Davis : Guys Night Out (Nathan Moore Interview)

Ari Messer August 18, 2005 No Comments

Stepping away from his regular band, ThaMuseMeant, singer/songwriter Nathan Moore teams up withThe Slip, to rejuvenate Surprise Me Mr. Davis, a whimsical band that grew out of a Boston blizzard a few years ago.

John Butler Trio: Laid Back Export (INTERVIEW)

Tony Engelhart August 15, 2005 No Comments

The John Butler Trio are Australia

Iron & Wine / Calexico: Collaborative Reins

Tizzy Asher August 8, 2005 No Comments

In The Reins, the seven-song EP that resulted when Howard Greynolds encouraged the two bands to meet up, reads like a wedding invitation: this is what happens when like-minded souls merge brainpower, share a collective moment of romance and allow it to blossom into a deep and meaningful relationship.

Last Call at CBGBs: Interview With Founder Hilly Kristal

Glide Staff August 4, 2005 No Comments

CBGB, the club Hilly Kristal opened in 1973, which would eventually become known as the birthplace of punk, is facing it’s possible last days. In conflict with the Bowery Residents Committee over back rent and impending rate hikes, the club’s lease expires on August 31st. And while efforts are made to save the historic venue, the future of the seminal club remains unknown.