Interviews

Robbie Fulks: Walking Contradiction (INTERVIEW)

While writing his latest, Georgia Hard, Robbie Fulks found himself listening to Roger Miller, Gene Watson, Mel Street, Porter Wagoner, and Ronnie Milsap. But he’s moved well beyond his earlier hardcore traditional country classics. Rock and roll, concept albums, tribute albums, the country gentleman, the venomous purist

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Best of Bonnaroo 2005

Over the past four years, the annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in rural Manchester, Tennesee has become the premiere summer event for its diversified roster, eclectic sounds and 70 hours of subdued summer chaos. Here’s a glimpse into what went down at Bonnaroo 2005.

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Medeski, Martin & Wood: Shacking Out (Billy Martin Interview)

Formed in the New York City jazz scene in 1991, Medeski, Martin and Wood have precisely climbed up the rungs to become one of the most respected improv-based jazz groups of the modern day. Glide caught up with drummer Billy Martin to discuss MMW: past, present and future.

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Gorillaz – Fictional Fury

Sure there are concept albums that have cemented themselves amongst rock and roll lore. Tommy, Quadrophenia and The Wall are a few of those recordings that immediately springs to mind. But what about concept bands? Gorillaz, the creation of Blur frontman Damon Albarn and cult illustrator Jamie Hewlet, is a cartoon four piece of brash musicians that despite their fictional front, possess unyielding powers that generates fresh cuts of hip-hop, dub, reggae and punk.

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Keane: Brit-Pop’s New Golden Boys (Tim Rice-Oxley Interview)

Power-pop trio Keane has had quite a year since the release of their debut, Hopes and Fears. And it seems to be continuing, as they were recently honored with the Ivor Nouello Award as “Songwriters of the Year,” and are slotted to headline at six festivals before joining U2 for five shows.

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Rich Price – The Warmth Of Movement (INTERVIEW)

Although the airwaves have been mobbed with singer-songwriters the last few years, Rich Price thinks that the best of his genre has true staying power. Undaunted by stops and starts in his own life, Price is bridging the gaps with All These Roads.

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