In the mid-1980s, The Bolshoi were one of the most distinctive bands to emerge out of the English music scene. Blending post-punk and alternative rock, accompanied by witty and often
A Shoreline Dream’s music has been variously labeled shoegaze, post-rock, and prog rock, but it’s really a seamless amalgamation of each style, all cloaked in a cinematic, atmospheric haze. This
Better Than Ezra frontman Kevin Griffin is in an excellent mood as he calls from Louisiana, as his beloved alternative rock band prepare to perform the final dates on their
Brett Anderson, frontman for The London Suede, seems relaxed during a recent Zoom video call from his home in Somerset, England – but his laid-back demeanor contrasts sharply with the
Gogol Bordello frontman Eugene Hütz calls from Istanbul, Turkey, where his gypsy punk band will soon take the stage in the latest stop on their extensive European tour. Since Gogol
On February 11th, acclaimed alternative rockers Urge Overkill released Oui, their first studio album in more than a decade. But even co-frontmen Nash Kato and Eddie “King” Roeser, calling from
Calling from his New York City home, acclaimed guitarist Lee Ranaldo admits that his latest solo album, In Virus Times (released in November via Mute Records) wasn’t even initially meant
NRBQ frontman Terry Adams is pleased to hear that his band’s latest album, Dragnet (out on November 12th via Omnivore Records) seems uplifting, despite being created during these dark times.
When English alternative rock band The The released their 1983 debut album Soul Mining, founder and frontman Matt Johnson was praised as a particularly astute and exceptional songwriter. He maintained
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when most people have been sticking close to their home turf, Mark Lanegan has actually done the opposite: last year, he moved to the other side
