The Bad Penny (beta)

Welcome to the writing archives of music journalist, editor, bio writer and public speaker Kurt Orzeck. My writing and editing credits include FLOOD, Treble, The Big Takeover, RollingStone.com, MTV.com, Reuters, New York Magazine, Vulture, Yahoo, Alternative Press, Filter, LexisNexis, BBC.com, Thrasher, Soma, Venice, Royal Flush, Post-Trash, Devil in the Woods, Rockpile, Mean Street, Harp, Spectrum Culture, Edible Idaho, Greenbelt Magazine, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Eagle Magazine, Idaho Family Magazine, Commonweal, Magnetic, lotsa other mags and websites that went bust, and surely a few more I’m forgetting.

I also served as managing editor at ICE Magazine, managing editor at Buzznet and an editor at MTV News. NPR, USA Today, Politicon and others featured me as a source in their reports and events.

Currently, I regularly contribute interviews, features and/or reviews to FLOOD, Music Connection, New Noise, The Big Takeover, City Lifestyle and, of course, The Bad Penny. In fall 2022, I taught a three-week course at Boise State University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute on the evolution of rock and roll from Elvis to Hendrix.

If you would like to contact me to discuss editing or writing opportunities from feature stories to memoirs to artist bios to press releases — or just to geek out over Queens of the Stone Age, the Jesus Lizard, Big Trouble in Little China or MacGyver — email me at KOrzeck@gmail.com. Below is a partial list of interviews I have conducted since launching my writing career in 1998.

Published Interviews

#s – A

• Japan’s 夢遊病者 (Sleepwalker) Says They Won’t Tour but That ‘Life, as Art, Is Unpredictable’ (published 12.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• 1349: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.2.19, The Big Takeover)
• 3 Inches Of Blood‘s Cam Pipes Geeks Out On Tolkien, ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ (published 1.13.10, The Bad Penny)
• Bloody Good, Mates! 3 Inches of Blood Exclusively Confirm New Material (published 1.3.25, New Noise)
• 37 Houses’ Pooch Penelope Is 17 Lbs. and Turning 17 (published 4.7.25, New Noise)
• Kuwaiti Metal Artist Abzy Calls Hate ‘A Black Hole’ (published 3.20.25, New Noise)
• Chris Adler Admits Leaving Lamb of God for Firstborne Cured His Depression (published August 2025, New Noise)
• ADULT.’s Crush on Eyeliner the Wild Cat (published 10.30.24, New Noise)
• For AFI, A Time Of Pride (published 3.11.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Agriculture: ‘We Didn’t Care About Nitty-Gritty Stuff Like Royalties’ (published 4.7.23, Music Connection)

• The Alabama Shakes on Success and Songwriting (published 8.3.15, Music Connection)
• Everclear’s Art Alexakis Recounts Every Detail of ‘Santa Monica’ While Revisiting the Place That Inspired the Hit Song (published November 2010, Santa Monica Patch)
• All Souls Frontman Reflects on New LP, Tool Tour, LAPD Run-Ins (published 2.10.23, New Noise)
• Azam Ali: Signing Story (published May 2021, Music Connection)
• Opeth’s Mikael Åkerfeldt: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.15.19, The Big Takeover)
• Amenra: ‘Let Yourself Be Engulfed By the Wave of Sound’ (published 4.19.23, New Noise)
• Amenra: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.31.19, The Big Takeover)
• Ex-Amon Amarth Drummer Pays Tribute to At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg With a Riotous Recollection (published 10.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Among These Ashes Frontman Would Rather Be Among His Dogs (published 12.9.24, New Noise)
• Sweet Cheetah PR’s Tim Anderl and His ‘Wild’ Dog (published 4.14.25, New Noise)
• Anciients Ready to ‘Hammer’ Boise Tonight With First City of Trees Gig in 12 Years (published 8.29.25, The Bad Penny)
• Philip Anselmo and En Minor: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.13.19, The Big Takeover)
• The Truth Will Prevail: Los Angeles Podcast Festival 2017 Sets Lineup (including interview with co-founder, The Dollop co-host and stand-up comedian Dave Anthony; published 2.14.17, FLOOD)
• ASG: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.14.19, The Big Takeover)
• ASG: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.30.22, The Bad Penny)
• Ashanti red carpet clip at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party in 2015 (published 2.8.15, Vulture)
• At the Gates Eye Next LP; Tomas Lindberg Talks Philosophy, Literature In Epic Conversation (published 7.16.24, New Noise)

• Ex-Amon Amarth Drummer Pays Tribute to At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg With a Riotous Recollection (published 10.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Ataris Frontman’s Dog Helped Save Him From the Brink of Death (published 5.15.25, New Noise)
• Audio Karate on Developing Their ‘Middle-Age Sound’ (published 8.15.23, New Noise)
• Friendship Commanders’ Buick Audra Can’t Stop Making Music (published 5.19.25, New Noise)
• Reggae-Metal Mashers Aurorawave Amped to Play First Show Since New LP Release Tonight in Boise (published 9.28.25, The Bad Penny)
• Austere Say Their DIY Decision Spawned LP They Had Always Wanted to Make (published 7.11.25, The Bad Penny)
• The Austerity Program on Bible Songs, Optimism and Surrender (published 5.5.25, Treble)
• Signing Story: Autumn Kings Say ‘Delusional’ Pursuit Earned Them Record Deal (published 2.21.25, Music Connection)

B

• B-52s‘ Fred Schneider: ‘It’s Better To Make Up Stuff For Interviews Than Tell The Truth’ (published 6.9.10, The Bad Penny)
• Zaq Baker Finds Self-Worth Amid Mental Health Struggles, Writing First Novel (published 8.5.25, The Bad Penny)
• Bask Reflect on Hurricane Helene: ‘We Were in Survival Mode’ (published 3.24.25, New Noise)
• Bask on Pouring Their Souls Into Hopeful LP After Hurricane Helene (published August 2025, New Noise)
• The Covid Chronicles #6: Australia’s Be’lakor (published 9.10.24, New Noise)
• Burt Bacharach’s Secret to Writing Timeless Music: ‘Don’t Overwhelm’ (published November 2003, Venice)

• Cover Me: Mark Bacino‘s Queens English (published 9.20.10, The Bad Penny)
• Bad Religion: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.17.19, The Big Takeover)
• Superchunk’s Laura Ballance In 1998: ‘The Music Industry Is Nuts Right Now’ (published early 1998, The Creature)
• Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan And Laura Ballance Open Up About Shutting Up, Running Merge And More (originally published November 2001)
• Gabby Barrett: The Gift of Gab (cover story; published 9.27.21, Music Connection)
• Pet Sounds #57: BC Camplight Talks About His Buddy Canine (published 7.30.25, The Bad Penny)
• Beats Antique: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.22.22, The Bad Penny)
• Beck red carpet clip at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party in 2015 (published 2.8.15, Vulture)
• Even Beck Thought Beyoncé Would Win the Grammy (published 2.9.15, Vulture)
• Weezer’s Brian Bell Was ‘Overwhelmed’ By Maladroit Material (published March 2002, ICE Magazine)
• Belzebong: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.23.22, The Bad Penny)
• Brutal Death Metal Vocalist of Benighted Is Dogs’ Best Friend (published 10.14.24, New Noise)
• Lush’s Miki Berenyi: ‘I Don’t Think AI Will Ever Really Work for Me’ (published 10.22.25, FLOOD)

• Treefort 2023 Profile: London’s Big Joanie (published 3.15.23, The Bad Penny)
• Relaxed Rocksteady Blokes Big Special Get Hammered While Hammering Out Views on MAGA, Farage and Autocracy (published 11.10.25, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Brazil’s BIKE (published 3.4.23, The Bad Penny)
• Birth (Defects) Came Back to Life to Issue Last LP, Play One Final Show (published 6.13.25, New Noise)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 4: Poison Arrows, Common Wounds, Alex Henry Foster, Bite The Hand (published 9.11.24, New Noise)
• Bite the Hand: ‘We Make the Music We Love Without Compromise’ (published 1.24.25, Music Connection)
• The Black Angels: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.6.19, The Big Takeover)
• Black Anvil’s Most Definitive Interview Ever? (published 2.7.23, New Noise)
• Black Anvil, Trail Of Dead, SighShare Tips To Help Broke Bands Cut Costs on Tour (published 7.19.24, New Noise)
• The Wild Ones: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Kick Into High Gear (published May/June 2022, Amplifier)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Spain’s Black Maracas (published 3.18.23, The Bad Penny)
• Black Mountain: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.1.19, The Big Takeover)
• And This Year’s Award for Most Vapid Interview of 2025 Goes to … Black Satellite (published 11.18.25, The Bad Penny)
• Blag Dahlia’s Cats Bring Out Dwarves Vocalist’s Soft, Furry Side (published 4.10.25, New Noise)
• Blindfolded and Led to the Woods Ecstatic for ‘Extreme’ Boise Gig Tonight (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Blood Lemon Guitarist Puckers Up to Her Smoochable Cats (published 3.28.25, New Noise)
• Blue Heron: Breaking Bad-Asses (published 7.18.22, The Bad Penny)
• Bad Penny Exclusive: Blue Skies For Black Hearts‘ ‘Dirty Water’ Cover Download (published 10.1.10, The Bad Penny)
• “‘People in America Have Blinders On,’ Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe Says (published 12.23.07, Royal Flush)
• Born Ruffians Frontman Has Two Animals Who Go ‘Ruff!’ (published 6.9.25, New Noise)
• Exclusive: Bosse-de-Nage to Debut New Song at Oblivion Access (published 6.8.23, New Noise)

• Faith No More’s Roddy Bottom Recalls Surreal Encounter with ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper (published 11.20.25, FLOOD)
• David Bowie Faces Reality (published September 2003, ICE Magazine)
• David Bowie Interview Outtakes (published September 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Brett Bradford of Scratch Acid, Suckling Hopes MAGA ‘Will Eat Itself’ (published 9.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Braid’s Chris Broach Tells the Truth About Cats and Dogs (published 12.4.24, New Noise)
• NOLA’s BRAT Promise a ‘Deranged’ Set in Boise Tonight With Nekrogoblikon (published 5.11.25, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: British Columbia’s Bridal Party (published 3.17.23, The Bad Penny)
• Cover Story: Q&A With Bright Eyes (published 9.29.20, Music Connection)
• British Sea Power: ‘Girls Are A Lot Prettier In The U.S. – And So Are The Boys’ (published late 2003, Rockpile)
• Braid’s Chris Broach Tells the Truth About Cats and Dogs (published 12.4.24, New Noise)
• Godflesh’s Justin Broadrick: ‘I Feel the Same at 53 as I Did at 13’ (published 6.12.23, FLOOD)

• Brokedowns’ Drum Kit Player Can’t Get Enough of His Kitty Cats (published 12.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Brokedowns Guitarist Says ‘Even Right-Wingers Can’t Abide ICE Brutalizing’ His Laborer Co-Workers in Chicago (published 11.26.25, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Brothers Born (published 6.9.15, Music Connection)
• Bruit ≤ Force Fans to Challenge Their Musical Horizons With New Album (published 5.23.25, New Noise)
• Buff Monster: Tickled Pink (published 9.7.17, FLOOD)
• Built to Spill Bassist on ‘Solidarity’ at ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ Rally with Bernie Sanders, AOC (published 4.18.25, New Noise)
• Built to Spill‘s Doug Martsch Can’t Stand the Sound of His Own Voice (interview conducted 7.13.01)
• Buñuel Break Down Their Tough Yet Rewarding New LP ‘Mansuetude’ (published 10.25.24, FLOOD)
• On Tyranny: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Ex-Oxbow) Leaving US for Spain, Says ‘I’ve Had It’ (published 9.7.25, The Bad Penny)

C

• In Search of Soul: Caliban Venture ‘To Hell and Back’ on 13th LP (published 5.8.25, Knotfest.com)
• What You Readin’ For?: Campfire OK On ‘A Brief History Of Time,’ ‘Illustrated Man’ (published 10.5.10, The Bad Penny)
• Fu Manchu/Have a Nice Life/Candy: Psycho Las Vegas Previews (published 8.11.19, The Big Takeover)
• Carcass Frontman Jeff Walker: ‘Democracy Doesn’t Work’ (published 4.18.23, New Noise)
• Carcass: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.22.19, The Big Takeover)
• Cheap Trick’s Bun E. Carlos On Recording With Steve Albini, Why They Re-Cut In Color (originally published July 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Belgium’s Carnation Putting the Petal to the Metal (published 1.23.24, New Noise)
• Bad Penny Exclusive: Ex-Red House Painters Guitarist Phil Carney Gives First-Ever Interview, Shares Desertshore MP3 (published 10.4.10, The Bad Penny)
• Meet And Greet: Cassettes Won’t Listen (published 1.10.10, The Bad Penny)
• Cover Me: Cassorla‘s Songs Of Hair, Trees, Portraits, Shouts And Alphabets EP (published 9.18.10, The Bad Penny)
• Bad Penny Exclusive Song Premiere: Cassorla‘s ‘My Tree’ (published 9.18.10, The Bad Penny)
• Cattle Decapitation Vocalist ‘Can’t Imagine a World Without Animals’ (published 2.27.25, New Noise)
• Nick Cave: Saint Nicholas And The Nocturnal Muse (published early 2003, Filter)
• From the Archives: Nick Cave Praises Destiny’s Child, Bob Dylan, Tomato Omelets (interview conducted 1.28.03; full transcript published 9.3.24, New Noise)

• Cave In: ‘The Longer We’re Around, The More People Don’t Like Us’ (published early 2003, Rockpile)
• Hiking, Skiing and Doom Metal: A Conversation with Sweden’s Cavern Deep (published 5.9.25, New Noise)
• Singers on Singing 2016: CeeLo Green, Meg Myers, Pete Yorn, Scott Lucas, Robert Edens (published 5.2.16, Music Connection)
• Cellista: ‘Creating and Existing Under Trump’s America Is My Act of Radical Resistance’ (published 4.25.25, New Noise)
• Supergroup Cemetery Skyline Has Super Pets (published 11.4.24, New Noise)
• Scotland Grindcore Artist Chairmaker Channels Anger Over Fascism Toward Helping Immigrants (published 10.23.25, The Bad Penny)
• Chapin Sisters Reveal Best Songs To Get Dressed To (published 10.11.10, The Bad Penny)
• Feminist Punk Band Cheap Perfume Declares ‘White Supremacy Is Not Punk Rock’ (published 9.30.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cheap Trick‘s Bun E. Carlos On Recording With Steve Albini, Why They Re-Cut In Color (originally published July 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Chief Broom to Bust Out New Songs at Diles Que No Me Maten Show Tonight in Boise (published 11.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Church of the Cosmic Skull: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.21.22, The Bad Penny)
• Ciara red carpet clip at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party in 2015 (published 2.8.15, Vulture)
• Circus Trees’ Music Keeps Them Alive … As Do Their Furry Friends (published 11.23.24, New Noise)
• Cirith Ungol: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.25.22, The Bad Penny)
• Aussie Punk Trio Clamm Open Up About Their Pets (published 6.5.25, New Noise)
• What You Readin’ For?: Climber On ‘Moby Dick’ (published 9.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Cloak Finish Recording ‘Faster, Harder’ Third LP; Debut New Song Live (published 6.30.22, The Bad Penny)
• Cloak Frontman on Making ‘A Monumental Piece in the History of the Band’ (published 6.13.23, New Noise)
• Cloak: ‘Who Knows Where the Dark and Winding Path Will Lead Us’ (published 6.3.24, Music Connection)
• Cloth on ‘Cracking Jokes’ With Mogwai Frontman (published 4.25.25, FLOOD)
• Cloud Rat Chat About Fave Fests, ‘Grimiest’ Venues (published 7.12.24, New Noise)
• Cloud Rat Ready to Infest Oblivion Festival (published 6.12.23, New Noise)
• Cloud Rat, KEN mode, Deaf Club, Undeath Reveal How Bands Can Save Bucks (published 8.7.24, New Noise)
• Clutch: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.8.19, The Big Takeover)

• Signing Story: Coast Modern (published 10.16.17, Music Connection)
• Exclusive Premiere: Cocaine Culture’s Cocaine Culture (published 5.7.25, The Bad Penny)
• Jacob Collier: Coll of the Wild (cover story; published 3.29.21, Music Connection)
• Comet Gain Burn Brighter Than Ever on ‘Ordinary Outsiders’ LP (published 6.10.24, New Noise)
• Bobby Conn Doesn’t Mince Words About ‘Con Man’ Donald Trump (published 9.5.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 4: Poison Arrows, Common Wounds, Alex Henry Foster, Bite The Hand (published 9.11.24, New Noise)
• Corrosion of Conformity: Psycho Las Vegas preview (published 8.14.19, The Big Takeover)
• Cosmic Reaper’s Frontman Says ‘This Is a Class War … We Can Take the Power Back’ (published 10.15.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cover Me: Cougar (published 1.3.10, The Bad Penny)
• Day Job: Cougar (published 1.3.10, The Bad Penny)
• Meet and Greet: Cougar (published 1.3.10, The Bad Penny)
• Covert Stations: “We Landed in That Reverberant Sweet Sweet Spot We Were Looking For” (published 12.19.22, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Covet (published 11.23.18, Music Connection)
• Covet Leader Details Dark Chapter in Band’s Past (published 6.8.23, New Noise)
• Crashing Wayward Praise RFK … Media Co-Founder (published 2.26.24, Music Connection)
• Creeping Death: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.9.22, The Bad Penny)
• Malist Maestro Fights Russian Monarchs With New Project Crimson Crown (published 9.20.25, The Bad Penny)

• Pet Sounds #1: Crippled Black Phoenix Lap Up Lap Cats (published 10.9.24, New Noise)
• Crippled Black Phoenix Admit Discomfort Playing ‘Extreme’ Metal Fests (published 1.23.25, New Noise)
• David Cross Stomps on “Alvin and the Chipmunks” (published 12.15.11, Reuters)
• The Unlikely Preacher: Chino Moreno and the Book of ††† (published April-May-June 2014, Filter‘s Good Music Guide)
• Dr. Know (Bad Brains) and Brandon Cruz’s Guide To DIY Touring (published 2010, IndiePit)
• Cryptacize‘s Chris Cohen Shares Six Quick Tips On Making Music (published 1.2.10, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Cryptopsy Set Timetable for Retirement (published 8.9.24, New Noise)
• Cryptopsy Shoot For ‘Stratosphere’ With New Label Signing (published 10.24.25, Music Connection)
• Cryptopsy Vocalist Credits Sanguisugabogg For Death-Metal Resurgence (published 2.10.25, Knotfest.com)
• Crystal Viper Conjure ‘Pure Magic’ with Live LP (published 7.9.25, New Noise)

D

• Brutally Honest Sean Z., Vocalist for Brutal Band Dååth, Professes Love for Three 6 Mafia and Drugs (published 2009, IndiePit)
• Dååth Frontman Sean Z.: ‘I Quit My Job, I Quit My Life … and Went on the Road, Man’ (interview conducted 7.28.2009; published 5.12.23, New Noise)
• A Matter of Life and Dååth (published 5.20.24, New Noise)
• Stumbling Into Brilliance: An Oral History of “The Daily Show”’s Early Years (published 6.22.16, FLOOD)
• Danava: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.27.19, The Big Takeover)
•An Epic Conversation With Mikael Stanne of the Halo Effect, Dark Tranquillity (published 2.6.23, New Noise)
• Dead Meadow: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.12.19, The Big Takeover)
• Dead Meadow: Tweaked ‘Kings’ (published summer 2003, Thrasher)
• Deaf Club, Cloud Rat, KEN mode, Undeath Reveal How Bands Can Save Bucks (published 8.7.24, New Noise)
• Deaf Club Drummer Practices on His Cat’s Butt (published 10.31.24, New Noise)
• Deaf Club Guitarist Denounces Trumpists for Taking ‘Pride’ in Racism, Sexism (published 10.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Deafheaven Frontman Dives Deep Into Each Song on New LP (published 3.28.25, FLOOD)
• Deafheaven: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.24.19, The Big Takeover)
• Deafheaven: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Fest (published 3.22.22, The Big Takeover)
• Deafheaven, Whores, Elder, Intronaut Share Tips For Saving Money (published 7.6.24, New Noise)
• Singer/Songwriter Robert Deeble Claims ‘Faith-Based Social Justice Work Has Been Lost,’ Creating Power Vacuum for Autocrats (published 11.23.25, The Bad Penny)
• Dez Dare Never Gets Led Astray. His Pets, on the Other Hand … (published 3.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cover Me: Dearling Physique‘s Deadeye Dealer (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• Death SS Vocalist’s Cats Gave Him New Outlook on Life (published 4.29.25, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Toronto’s Debby Friday (published 3.11.23, The Bad Penny)

• Deerhoof – Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.27.22, The Big Takeover)
• Deerhoof Guitarist’s Dog Has an Eye for Spotting … Yup, You Guessed Right (published 6.16.25, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: United Kingdom’s Demob Happy (published 3.19.23, The Bad Penny)
• Mike Patton And Duane Denison Talk Tomahawk ‘Downtime’ (published February 2003, Mean Street)
• Jesus Lizard’s Duane Denison: ‘I Can’t Imagine Ever Doing A Reunion Tour’ (published fall 1999, The Creature)
• Depth Beneath Us Rise to the Occasion on Epic New Single (published 6.4.25, New Noise)
• Best In Metal 2021 Interview: Der Weg Einer Freiheit (published 12.29.21, The Big Takeover)
• Video Interview: Der Weg Einer Freiheit Frontman Nikita Kamprad Delivers Straight Talk (published 9.8.25, Veil of Sound)
• Germany’s Deserted Fear Fight the Good Fight Against ‘Injustice’ on New LP (published 4.29.25, New Noise)
• Bad Penny Exclusive: Ex-Red House Painters Guitarist Phil Carney Gives First-Ever Interview, Shares Desertshore MP3 (published 10.4.10, The Bad Penny)
• Devil Master: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.9.19, The Big Takeover)
• Dew Claw Frontman’s Dog Is ‘Gentle as a Lamb’ (published 5.1.25, New Noise)
• Dez Dare Never Gets Led Astray. His Pets, on the Other Hand … (published 3.14.25, New Noise)
• DJ Painkiller: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.10.19, The Big Takeover)
• Beg Your Pardon? The Dollyrots Own Chickens—and Ghost Shrimp! (published 2.24.25, New Noise)
• Joe Steinhardt Talks 20 Years of Don Giovanni Records (published 10.27.23, New Noise)
• Doomboyz Check in While Blazing Through the West on Tour (published 4.22.25, New Noise)
• Fun. Co-Founder Andrew Dost Reveals How He Keeps His Pooch Entertained (published 12.2.24, New Noise)
• Meet and Greet: Double Dagger (published 1.4.10, The Bad Penny)
• Dr. Know (Bad Brains) and Brandon Cruz’s Guide To DIY Touring (published 2010, IndiePit)

• Dream Phases Rouse Psych-Rock Lovers With Special New 7-Inch (published 3.27.25, The Bad Penny)
• Drifter Tests the Boundaries of Sludge-Metal on Debut LP (published 5.22.25, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Italy’s Dumbo Gets Mad (published 3.6.23, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort Music Fest Preview: Dummy Discuss Their Smart Approach to Making Art (published 3.26.25, New Noise)
• [Trevor] Dunn with Lords and Lady Kevin Map Their Kingdom (published 3.18.25, New Noise)
• Saudi Arabia’s Dusk Reflects on Life as a Musician in a Monarchy (published 4.4.25, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Swaziland’s Dusty & Stones (published 3.13.23, The Bad Penny)
• Dvne: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.19.19, The Big Takeover)
• Blag Dahlia’s Cats Bring Out Dwarves Vocalist’s Soft, Furry Side (published 4.10.25, New Noise)
• Nick Oliveri of QOTSA, Kyuss, Dwarves Finds Tranquility With His Cats (published 9.3.25, The Bad Penny)
• OCS’ John Dwyer Does It All—Including Saving His Dog’s Life (published 12.6.24, New Noise)
• Osees’ John Dwyer: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.24.22, The Big Takeover)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Tokyo’s DYGL (published 3.16.23, The Bad Penny)
• Dying Remains Debut With a Vengeance, Are ‘Meaner’ Than Bolt Thrower (published 10.22.25, The Bad Penny)
• Favorite Films: Dying Remains’ Frontman Treasures ‘The Thing,’ ‘Suspiria,’ ‘City of the Living Dead,’ ‘Wounded Fawn’ (published 11.29.25, The Bad Penny)

E

• Interview: Ealdor Bealu – Treefort Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.25.21, The Big Takeover)
• Signing Story: Ealdor Bealu (published 2.18.22, Music Connection)

• Steve Earle: ‘It’s Very Dangerous To Be Ignorant Of Islam’ (published August 2004, ICE Magazine)
• Earth, Wind & Fire Drummer On ‘Giving People What They Want To Hear’ (published 6.24.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Earthburner Guitarist: ‘Tune Out’ Society’s Noise, Listen to Metal Instead (published 11.11.24, New Noise)
• Elder, Whores, Deafheaven, Intronaut Share Tips For Saving Money (published 7.6.24, New Noise)
• Electric Citizen: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.16.19, The Big Takeover)
• Signing Story: Brynn Elliott (published 8.29.18, Music Connection)
• Timo Ellis Lauds Gojira’s Joe Duplantier as ‘Genius,’ Discloses Autism Diagnosis (published 9.18.25, The Bad Penny)
• Elway Frontman Tim Browne Says ‘Keeping Optimistic Against All Odds Is Your Obligation as a Person Who Wants a Better World’ (published 11.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Philip Anselmo and En Minor: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.13.19, The Big Takeover)
• Favorite Films: Napalm Death’s Shane Embury Picks ‘2001,’ ‘Inception,’ ‘Forbidden Planet’ (published 12.13.25, The Bad Penny)
• Napalm Death Bassist Shane Embury Lovingly Reminisces About At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg (published 11.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Norwegian Metal Master Trond Engum of Soundbyte, Third and the Mortal: The Definitive Interview (published 8.28.25, The Bad Penny)

• Fine Print – Sunny Day Real Estate Frontman Jeremy Enigk’s OK Bear (published September 2009, IndiePit)
• Sunny Day Real Estate’s Jeremy Enigk, The Consummate Empath (published June 2009, IndiePit)
• Exclusive: Eternal Storm Wreak Havoc with New LP, Video (published 2.19.24, New Noise)
• Everclear’s Art Alexakis Recounts Every Detail of ‘Santa Monica’ While Revisiting the Place That Inspired the Hit Song (published November 2010, Santa Monica Patch)
• Treefort Fest Friday Pick: Ex Everything Bring the Noise (published 3.22.24, New Noise)
• Exclusive: An Expo Download – And John Lane’s Brushes With Greatness (published 10.8.10, The Bad Penny)
• My City Rules: Exray’s On San Francisco (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)

F

• The Faint: Psycho Las Vegas (published 7.18.19, The Big Takeover)
• Faith No More’s Roddy Bottom Recalls Surreal Encounter with ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper (published 11.20.25, FLOOD)
• False Gods — Meet Metal’s Newest True Believers: Exclusive (published 12.5.22, The Bad Penny)
• Fange-tastic French Band Turns 11, Gives First-Ever Interview (published 2.23.24, New Noise)
• Far Caspian Guru Admits: ‘I Wish I’d Called the Band Something Else’ (published 7.31.25, The Bad Penny)
• Faust Feast Their Eyes over New Explosion of Experimental Music (published 6.19.23, New Noise)

• Fenyx Rose Talks About Raising Her Two Devastatingly Cute Dogs (published 3.27.25, New Noise)
• Fimbul Winter Has Come; Ex-Amon Amarth Players Call EP ‘Best Thing’ They’ve Recorded (published 11.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Ex-Amon Amarth Drummer, Now With Fimbul Winter, Pays Tribute to At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg With a Riotous Recollection (published 10.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Fimbul Winter Has Come; Ex-Amon Amarth Players Call EP ‘Best Thing’ They’ve Recorded (published 11.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Fire From the Gods (published 3.23.17, Music Connection)
• Chris Adler Admits Leaving Lamb of God for Firstborne Cured His Depression (published August 2025, New Noise)
• Signing Story: Flight (published 1.12.16, Music Connection)
• Flummox Frontwoman on Defying Trans Hate, Tornadoes, and ‘Christian’ Hypocrisy (published 4.10.25, New Noise)
• Flummox’s Love for Their Pets Is Unwavering (published 8.5.25, The Bad Penny)
• For Your Health Gives the Straight Diagnosis (published 6.9.25, FLOOD)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 4: Poison Arrows, Common Wounds, Alex Henry Foster, Bite The Hand (published 9.11.24, New Noise)
• French Cassettes Leader Bummed About Bum Knee Ahead of Treefort Set (published 3.21.24, New Noise)
• Cover Me: French Miami (published 1.3.10, The Bad Penny)

• The French Tips: Flipside Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.25.22, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: In Flames Frontman Anders Fridén Says Side Project’s New LP Is ‘Pretty Much Finished’ (published 8.15.24, New Noise)
• Friendship Commanders’ Buick Audra Can’t Stop Making Music (published 5.19.25, New Noise)
• Friendship Commanders’ Cats Are a Boxer and a Drummer … Sort Of (published 9.23.25, The Bad Penny)
• Frozen Soul: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.28.22, The Bad Penny)
• Fu Manchu/Have a Nice Life/Candy: Psycho Las Vegas Previews (published 8.11.19, The Big Takeover)
• Full of Hell: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.1.19, The Big Takeover)
• Interview: Future Crib – Treefort Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.26.21, The Big Takeover)
• Fuzz Evil ‘Smear’-ing Boise with Punk-Rock Doom Tonight (published 5.22.25, The Bad Penny)

G

• Vocalist for Mysterious Band Gaerea Wake Us Up With ‘Coma’ (published 10.28.24, New Noise)
• Power Trip’s Riley Gale: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.5.19, The Big Takeover)
• Riley Gale’s Father Opens Up About Power Trip Vocalist’s Righteous Legacy (published 8.24.23, FLOOD)

• The Gaslamp Killer: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.20.22, The Bad Penny)
• Glass Noose Can’t Contain Themselves With Their Pets (published 10.28.24, New Noise)
• Glosser Face ‘Daunting’ Challenge After Massive Success of ‘Downer’ (published 1.31.25, The Bad Penny)
• Goatwhore: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.20.19, The Big Takeover)
• Godflesh’s Justin Broadrick: ‘I Feel the Same at 53 as I Did at 13’ (published 6.12.23, FLOOD)
• MGMT’s Ben Goldwasser On New LP, Doing Laundry – And His Favorite Cover Of An MGMT Song (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• Goo Goo Dolls‘ Johnny Rzeznik Feels Your Pain (published 8.12.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Whiz Kid: Steven Gordon and His Grammys Adventure (published 2.13.11, Santa Monica Patch)
• Gorod Vocalist on His Love of Aldous Huxley, Bringing ‘The Pain’ to Fans (published 4.11.23, New Noise)
• Goya Get Reprieve From ‘Smelling ‘Farts’ in Tour Van to Clear Sinuses With Slamming Boise Gig (published 10.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Grails: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.10.19, The Big Takeover)
• Ex-Gram Rabbit Leader Jesika von Rabbit on the Heartache of Losing Her Pet (published 7.7.25, New Noise)
• Busker-Turned-Star Andy Grammer Returning for Winterlit Concert (published 10.20.11, Santa Monica Patch)
• Grasshopper Lies Heavy Guitarist/Vocalist Preps for ‘Dealing With the Fallout of New American Fascism’ Till He Dies (published 10.21.25, The Bad Penny)
• David Grubbs: Wingdale Community Singers Will Be ‘Busy For Years To Come’ (published 1.1.10, The Bad Penny)
• Guerilla Toss, Pals of Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus and Phish’s Trey Anastasio, Ready to Go Ape in Boise Tonight (published 9.27.25, The Bad Penny)
• Guided By Voices‘ Robert Pollard: ‘There Are Some Songs I Don’t Even Remember Doing’ (published November 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Guided by Voices: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.23.22, The Big Takeover)
• Gunshy’s Matt Arbogast Shares No Kings 2 Dispatch From Protest’s Chicago Hotbed (published 10.20.25, The Bad Penny)
• Gwar’s Grodius: ‘I’m Going to, for Sure, Murder You’ (published 10.25.24, New Noise)

H

• On Tyranny: Haggus Frontman Blasts Punk Bands’ Silence on Gaza, ICE (published August 2025, New Noise)
• Hail the Sun Guitarist ‘Craving Potatoes’ Ahead Of Tonight’s Boise Gig With Between the Buried and Me (pulblished 10.20.25, The Bad Penny)
• Hall & Oates: Reigning Men (cover story, published 4.1.19, Music Connection)
• An Epic Conversation With Mikael Stanne of the Halo Effect, Dark Tranquillity (published 2.6.23, New Noise)
• Hangman’s Chair: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.29.19, The Big Takeover)
• Harakiri for the Sky Scream to the Heavens as the World Burns (published 1.28.25, Knotfest.com)
• Meet Harboured, Longtime Allegaeon Guitarist’s New Band (published 4.17.23, New Noise)
• Harboured Credits Health With Its Label Signing (published 4.25.23, Music Connection)
• Signing Story: Hailey Haus (published 8.19.22, Music Connection)
• Fu Manchu/Have a Nice Life/Candy: Psycho Las Vegas Previews (published 8.11.19, The Big Takeover)
• Havukruunu Leader Says Potential Breakup Loomed as Band Made One of 2025’s Best Metal LPs (published 6.7.25, The Bad Penny)
• Two-Time Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ted Hearne Says ‘We Need to Identify With the Farm Worker’ for America to Survive (published 10.24.25, The Bad Penny)
• Heavy Halo’s Minimalist, Arty New Video Puts Electronic-Music Duo on the Map (published 9.4.25, The Bad Penny)
• Heavy Heavy Low Low’s Frontman Lists His Favorite Flicks as Halloween Creeps Closer (published 10.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Heavy Heavy Low Low Vocalist Opens Up About Working Through ‘Pain’ (published 9.6.25, The Bad Penny)
• In Conversation: Montage of Tim Hecker (published 4.15.16, FLOOD)
• Helga Frontwoman Transcends the Hell of Isolation (published 1.2.24, New Noise)
• Hell Fire: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.12.19, The Big Takeover)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 5: Insanity Alert, Scrunchies, Help, Necrofier (published 10.7.24, New Noise)
• Heriot Amped to ‘Prove’ Their Mettle at Boise Gig With Trivium Tonight as Part of First US Tour (published 11.29.25, The Bad Penny)
• The Rising – The Hero and the Victor (published September 2009, IndiePit)
• ‘New Noise’ Editor Addison Herron-Wheeler Has the Purr-Fect Punk-Rock Cat (published 5.23.25, New Noise)
• Hexis Mine Nexus Between Hardcore, Black Metal (published 2.15.24, New Noise)
• Robyn Hitchcock ‘Could’ve Sung About Michael Caine’ Instead of Gene Hackman (originally published fall 1999, The Creature)

• Hippie Death Cult’s Two Greatest Loves? You Will Guess Wrong (published 9.9.24, New Noise)
• In ‘Times’ of Struggle: Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme on New LP (published 6.15.23, FLOOD)
• Worlds Without End: The Art of Seonna Hong (published 9.15.16, FLOOD)
• Hooded Menace’s Pets Are Hardly Menaces to Society (published 12.11.25, The Bad Penny)
• Howling Giant: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.5.19, The Big Takeover)
• Human Potential Tells Story Behind New Single, ‘Hoosi, No!’ (published 2.7.23, The Bad Penny)
• Guilty Pleasures: Humanfly On Prince, Blur, Ice Cube, More (published 10.6.10, The Bad Penny)

I

• Idle Hands: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.5.19, The Big Takeover)
• Wind the Clocks: Iggy Pop’s New Leash on Life (published 3.15.16, FLOOD)
• Ilsa: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.2.19, The Big Takeover)

• Exclusive: In Flames Frontman Says Side Project’s New LP Is ‘Pretty Much Finished’ (published 8.15.24, New Noise)
• In Flames Album Discography: Drummer Touches ‘Em All (published 1.2.10, The Bad Penny)
• In Flames Guitarist on New LP: ‘We Wanted It to Be Huge’ (published 2.13.22, New Noise)
• Idaho’s Ingrown Toe the Hardcore Line on Second Album (published 3.28.25, Knotfest.com)
• Ingrown Talk ‘Idaho,’ Trout Fishing and Believing in Yourself (published 3.30.25, Treble)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 5: Insanity Alert, Scrunchies, Help, Necrofier (published 10.7.24, New Noise)
• Intronaut, Deafheaven, Whores, Elder Share Tips For Saving Money (published 7.6.24, New Noise)
• Norway’s In the Woods… Talk About Developing ‘Trust’ for New LP (published 4.6.25, New Noise)
• Iotunn Guitarist Brings Us Along for Journey on New LP, ‘Kinship’ (published 10.25.24, New Noise)
• Isis’ Aaron Turner Calls Golden Gods Awards ‘Demeaning,’ ‘Ridiculous’ (published June 2009, Indiepit)
• Isis‘ Aaron Turner In ’02: Oceanic Is ‘The Best Material We’ve Ever Written’ (published December 2002, Rockpile)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Montreal’s Thanya Iyer (published 3.8.23, The Bad Penny)

J

• Signing Story: J Motor (published 4.11.17, Music Connection)
• The Magic Wanda Jackson (published September 2003, ICE Magazine)
• ‘The American Experiment Is Over,’ Singer for LA Punks Jacob the Horse Declares (published 12.14.25, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Jared Conrad (published 2.23.22, Music Connection)
• Signing Story: Jay Som (published 2.9.17, Music Connection)
• Jeromes Dream Say New LP ‘Gray in Between’ Is Hardcore Done Right (published 6.20.23, New Noise)
• Ex-Gram Rabbit Leader Jesika von Rabbit on the Heartache of Losing Her Pet (published 7.7.25, New Noise)

• Jesus Piece Vocalist: ‘We’ve Jumped Into the Unknown’ (published 4.13.23, FLOOD)
• The Jesus Lizard‘s Duane Denison: ‘I Can’t Imagine Ever Doing A Reunion Tour’ (published fall 1999, The Creature)
• The Jesus Lizard Interview and Exclusive News: the Naked Truth, Pt. 1 (published 5.13.24, New Noise)
• The Jesus Lizard Interview and Exclusive News: the Naked Truth, Pt. 2 (published 6.17.24, New Noise)
• The Jesus Lizard: A Racket of a Resurrection (Extended Version) (published 10.10.24, The Bad Penny)
• The Jesus Lizard: A Racket of a Resurrection (Original Version) (published 10.7.24, FLOOD)
• The Bad Penny Interview: Jesus Lizard Vocalist David Yow (originally published 2016 on Indiepit; republished 11.9.25 on The Bad Penny)
• Jon Rice Talks Job for a Cowboy in Unearthed Chat (published 2.22.24, New Noise)
• Elton John red carpet clip at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Award Party in 2015 (published 2.23.15, Vulture)
• Julia & the Squeezettes Leader Loves Teaching Music to Kids (published 2.24.25, FLOOD)
• Julia, Julia Has Cats, Cats, Cats (published 3.17.25, New Noise)
• Jurassic 5 Cover Story for Rockpile (published November 2002, Rockpile)
• The Visionaries: ‘Dungeon Synth’ Master Jute Gyte Exudes Empathy in Rare Interview (published 12.14.25, The Bad Penny)

K

• Kadavar: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.8.19, The Big Takeover)
• Kaput Founder Says Her Cat ‘Has Us Trained at This Point’ (published 4.21.25, New Noise)
• Karma To Burn Share Crazy Drug Stories (published October 2001)
• Kayo Dot Meticulously Dots All the I’s, Crosses All the T’s on Fierce New LP (published 8.4.25, The Bad Penny)
• The Kearns Family’s Secret Weapon: Their Pooch, Paco (published 1.30.25, New Noise)
• Inspired Musician Audrey Keelin of Artists United for a Free Palestine Discusses Relief Efforts (published 9.6.25, The Bad Penny)
• KEN mode, Cloud Rat, Deaf Club, Undeath Reveal How Bands Can Save Bucks (published 8.7.24, New Noise)
• Kinsella & Pulse, LLC’s Most Prized Employee Is Bomba the Cat (published 9.21.25, The Bad Penny)
• Kontusion Vocalist: ‘I Started Puking Out This Black-Red Shit’ (published 9.16.25, Post-Trash)
• Red House Painters’ Mark Kozelek: ‘There’s A Bad Feeling That Comes With Playing Solo Too Much’ (published late 2001, The Big Takeover)
• Nick Oliveri of QOTSA, Kyuss, Dwarves Finds Tranquility With His Cats (published 9.3.25, The Bad Penny)

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• L.A. Witch: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.4.19, The Big Takeover)
• L.A. Witch Talk ‘DOGGOD’ Ahead of Today’s LP Listening Party (published 4.2.25, New Noise)
• Signing Story: Lady Lamb and the Beekeeper (published 2.4.15, Music Connection)
• “‘People in America Have Blinders On,’ Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe Says (published 12.23.07, Royal Flush)

• Getting To Know Mark Lanegan (published summer 2004, Filter)
• Mark Lanegan: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.23.19, The Big Takeover)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Vancouver’s Mauvey (published 3.5.23, The Bad Penny)
• L’Éclair: Flipside Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.23.22, The Bad Penny)
• On Tyranny: ‘You’re Telling My Kids They Can’t Read This Book?’ Author Andrew Laties Rails Against Book Bans (published 8.31.25, The Bad Penny)
• Lead Pony Jump Out of the Gate With ‘Vultures’ Debut (published 8.24.23, The Bad Penny)
• Singers on Songwriting 2015: Scott Weiland, Ledisi, Tomas Lindberg, Kirstin Maldonado and Matt Skiba (published 5.4.15, Music Connection)
• Lemon Twigs Profile, Reviews of High Vis and Trauma Kit LPs in New ‘Big Takeover’ Issue (published fall 2024, The Big Takeover)
• Jared Leto: Once More ‘Round the Sun (cover story; published 4.1.18, Music Connection)
• Joshua Lewis, Multi-Instrumentalist Extraordinaire, Provides a Sense of ‘Friction’ (published 11.11.22, The Bad Penny)
• Levitation Room: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.7.19, The Big Takeover)
• Levitation Room Rise to a ‘Strange’ Occasion (published 2.20.24, New Noise)
• Harpist/Violinist Duo LEYA Out to ‘Conquer the World’ (published 5.13.25, New Noise)
• Matador’s Lifeguard Come to Save the Day–Without Even Knowing It (published 7.2.25, Treble)
• Singers on Songwriting 2015: Scott Weiland, Ledisi, Tomas Lindberg, Kirstin Maldonado and Matt  Skiba (published 5.4.15, Music Connection)
• At The Gates Eye Next LP; Tomas Lindberg Talks Philosophy, Literature In Epic Conversation (published 7.16.24, New Noise)
• Ex-Amon Amarth Drummer Pays Tribute to At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg With a Riotous Recollection (published 10.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Sparklehorse’s Mark Linkous, Forever Sparkling (published January 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Lo-Pan: ‘We Play at the Audience. We Do Not Play for an Audience’ (published 2.27.25, New Noise)
• Local H Doesn’t ‘Give a Shit About the Rock ‘n’ Roll Industry’ (published 1.29.25, New Noise)
• Local H Frontman Explains Cat, Dog on LP Covers (published 10.25.24, New Noise)
• Local H‘s Scott Lucas In ’02: ‘Sometimes It’s Almost Better To Be Poor’ (published February 2002, The Bad Penny)
• Locust Bassist’s Cocker Spaniel Is Out of this World (published 11.1.24, New Noise)
• Locust’s Bobby Bray Says Bands Have ‘Responsibility’ to Tour Red States, Recalls Yeah Yeah Yeahs Solidarity (published 11.14.25, The Bad Penny)
• Lord Huron: The New Noir (cover story, published 7.2.18, Music Connection)
• Los Campesinos! Drop Not-So-Boring LP; Gareth Holds Out Hope For Covers EP (published 1.28.10, The Bad Penny)
• Los Campesinos! Singer Talks Pavement, No Age – And That One-Of-A-Kind Box Set (published 1.28.10, The Bad Penny)
• Lucifer: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.4.19, The Big Takeover)
• Signing Story: Luna13 (published 9.29.20, Music Connection)
• Luna Honey’s Zoo Has 3 Cats, 3 Dogs—and a Gecko! (published 11.26.24, New Noise)
• Lush’s Miki Berenyi: ‘I Don’t Think AI Will Ever Really Work for Me’ (published 10.22.25, FLOOD)

M

• Signing Story: Maez301 (published 6.27.19, Music Connection)
• Magic Sword: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.24.22, The Big Takeover)

• Gavin Magnus Reveals How He Became Columbia Records’ Youngest Signee Ever (published 2.26.24, Music Connection)
• Special Arrangements: Japanese artist Azuma Makoto turns deconstructed floristry into fine art (published 1.4.17, FLOOD)
• Singers on Songwriting 2015: Scott Weiland, Ledisi, Tomas Lindberg, Kirstin Maldonado and MattSkiba (published 5.4.15, Music Connection)
• Metal Band Malevich ‘Had a String of Shows Canceled for Some of Our [Pro-Palestinian] Activism’ (published 9.29.25, The Bad Penny)
• Malevolence Frontman ‘Exhausted’ as Band’s Popularity Hits Stratosphere (cover story; published 6.20.25, New Noise)
• Moscow Metal Band Malist Voices Opposition to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine (published 5.12.23, New Noise)
• Malist Creator ‘Exhausted’ By Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine (published 5.22.24, New Noise)
• Malist Maestro Fights Russian Monarchs With New Project Crimson Crown (published 9.20.25, The Bad Penny)
• Stephen Malkmus On Pavement Breakup, Reunion – And MC Hammer (interview conducted December 2000, VirginMega.com)
• Mark Mallman Says ‘Suffering Artists’ Are a Myth, Making Art Isn’t a ‘Job’ (published 7.9.25, New Noise)
• Månegarm Celebrate 30 Years; Frontman ‘Can’t Picture Life’ Without Band (published August 2025, New Noise)
• Mantar: ‘We’re Not Super-Good Musicians’ (published August 2022, New Noise)
• Built to Spill’s Doug Martsch Can’t Stand the Sound of His Own Voice (interview conducted 7.13.01)
• Maryjo Wants Her Music to Be “As Satisfying as a Delicious Cup of Coffee” (published 4.25.23, Music Connection)
• Exclusive: Mawiza Reveal Origin of Eco-Themed Collabo With Gojira Frontman (published 4.30.25, The Bad Penny)
• Chase Matthew: Signing Story (published 12.27.22, Music Connection)
• As US Citizens Get Disappeared and Terrorized, Chile’s Mawiza Reflects (published 4.30.25, New Noise)

• Danny McBride: Thunder-Struck (published late 2010, Royal Flush)
• Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan And Laura Ballance Open Up About Shutting Up, Running Merge And More (published November 2001)
• Signing Story: Evann McIntosh (published 8.27.20, Music Connection)
• Mclusky Says They ‘Didn’t Have a Plan’ for Zany New Album (published 5.9.25, FLOOD)
• On Tyranny: Meatwound’s Mantra Is ‘Fuck the Cops – and the Government Too’ (published 9.1.25, The Bad Penny)
• Rock Duo Mediocre’s Dog Stevie Is a Wonder to Behold (published 11.6.24, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Vancouver’s Meltt (published 3.22.23, The Bad Penny)
• Melvins on ‘The Most Unsettling Thing We’ve Done’ (originally published 2.27.16, Drowned in Sound)
• Dogs Helped Melvins’ Buzz Osborne See the Light (published 4.17.25, New Noise)
• The Ties That Grind: Seattle Punk Legends Mercy Ties Talk Shop Amid Tour Launch (published 4.16.25, New Noise)
• MGMT‘s Ben Goldwasser On New LP, Doing Laundry – And His Favorite Cover Of An MGMT Song c
• M(h)aol Meld Feminist Punk With Animal-Activism (published 5.20.25, New Noise)
• With Authoritarian Takeover Now Complete in U.S., ‘We’re Just Focusing on Survival,’ Queer Artist Nic Pugh of Midniter Says (published 10.27.25, The Bad Penny)
• Minami Deutsch Nearly Went Broke Touring the States With Earthless – But the Japanese Krautrockers Lived to Tell About It (published 10.24.25, The Bad Penny)
• Oblivion Access Thursday Pick: Midwife (published 6.15.23, New Noise)
• Mildred Tapped 23 Musicians for Their LP; Next Up, Chino Moreno? Or Yeule? (published 9.24.25, The Bad Penny)
• Breaking: Chris Milk/VRSE (published 4.22.15, FLOOD)
• Exclusive: Miracle Blood Are in for a Bloody Good Time With Epic Tour (published 5.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Miracle Blood Draw Love From Their Guinea Pigs, Cats (published 9.27.25, The Bad Penny)
• Miracle Blood Have Mad Respect for Converge and a Mad Tour About to Begin (published 6.13.25, New Noise)
• Misanthropic Aggression Start Second LP, Freak Out About Technology (published 1.27.25, New Noise)
• Joni Mitchell red carpet clip at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party in 2015 (published 2.8.15, Vulture; 2.15.15, Slate)

• Don Aaron Mixon Mixes It Up with Adopted Dogs (published 1.27.25, New Noise)
• Mizmor: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.31.22, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Ireland’s Modernlove (published 3.9.23, The Bad Penny)
• Mogwai: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.24.19, The Big Takeover)
• Mogwai and Deafheaven, Post-er Boys: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.26.19, The Big Takeover)
• Illinois’ Molder Explain Exactly What Makes Them So Ill (published 1.22.25, Knotfest)
• Monk Vocalist: ‘There’s an Appetite in the Corporate World for Hardcore Punk’ (published 4.23.25, New Noise)
• Monolord on Gen Y: “It’s Their Time to Shine” (published 10.29.21, The Big Takeover)
• Monophonics: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.26.19, The Big Takeover)
• Monophonics: Treefort Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.22.21, The Big Takeover)
• Spencer Moody On Murder City Devils’ Breakup: ‘Everyone Was Ready For A Change’ (published 2.3.10,The Bad Penny)
• Moonspell Vocalist Says Colonialism Caused Gaza Crisis but That Democracy Can Be Restored After Fascist Rule (published 10.25.25,The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Moonspell Vocalist Salutes Departed Tomas Lindberg of At the Gates, Says They Shared ‘Wild Nights’ Together (published 10.23.25,The Bad Penny)
• Ex-U.S. Navy Captain-Turned-Psych-Rock Musician Jeremy Moore Warns of Fascism (published 9.24.25,The Bad Penny)
• Jeremy Moore and Saccharine Underground: A Comprehensive Career Overview (published 12.22.25, Veil of Sound)
• The Unlikely Preacher: Chino Moreno and the Book of ††† (published April-May-June 2014, Filter‘s Good Music Guide)
• Sally Anne Morgan’s ‘Circle’ of Friends Includes Sheep, Chickens, Cats (published 7.31.25, The Bad Penny)
• Mork: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.24.19, The Big Takeover)
• Maren Morris: Grammy Winner on Songwriting and Touring (cover story, published 5.26.17, Music Connection)

• The Moss ‘Stoked’ to Sprout Tour Tonight in Boise (published 1.25.23, The Bad Penny)
• Motorbabe: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.28.19, The Big Takeover)
• Mother Mercury: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.24.19, The Big Takeover)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: British Columbia’s Mother Sun (published 3.1.23, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: New Brunswick’s Motherhood (published 3.12.23, The Bad Penny)
• Mothership: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.25.22, The Bad Penny)
• Guilty Pleasures: Young Marble Giants’ Stuart Moxham On Sex, Procrastination – And Fish And Chips (published 10.11.10, The Bad Penny)
• An Extremely Long Conversation About Extreme Metal With Albert Mudrain (published 1.2.10, The Bad Penny)
• Extreme Metal Label Staging Brutal Wrestling Event With Metal Band Mudshow (published 3.21.25, New Noise)
• Spencer Moody On Murder City Devils‘ Breakup: ‘Everyone Was Ready For A Change’ (published 2.3.10, The Bad Penny)
• Myrkur ‘Wanted to Take Ownership’ of Nightmares (published 2.29.24, New Noise)
• Mystic Circle Just Dropped New LP – and Have Demos Done, Producer Set for Next One (published 11.16.25, The Bad Penny)

N

• Marissa Nadler: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.3.22, The Bad Penny)
• Favorite Films: Napalm Death’s Shane Embury Picks ‘2001,’ ‘Inception,’ ‘Forbidden Planet’ (published 12.13.25, The Bad Penny)
• Napalm Death Bassist Shane Embury Lovingly Reminisces About At the Gates’ Tomas Lindberg (published 11.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Star Reborn: Nas and 20 Years of Illmatic (with original photography by Danny Clinch; published April-May-June 2014, Good Music Guide)
• Kate Nash Touching Down in Boise on Saturday After ‘Breaking Into Theme Parks’ (published 10.25.24, The Bad Penny)

• Artist Profile: Dan Navarro (published 11.25.19, Music Connection)
• Neal Morgan Redefined ‘Animal Rescue’ by Saving a Goat, Adopting a Rabbit (published 5.8.25, New Noise)
• Necrofier Frontman Wonders ‘Is It Going to Be Like ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’?’ (published 3.17.25, New Noise)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 5: Insanity Alert, Scrunchies, Help, Necrofier (published 10.7.24, New Noise)
• News Exclusive: Necrofier Eying Summer 2025 for Next LP Release (published 9.10.24, New Noise)
• Necronomicon on Getting ‘Screwed’ by COVID (5.16.23, New Noise)
• Nest, Adored by Phil Anselmo, Touch Base Ahead of Boise Debut Tonight (published 11.10.24, The Bad Penny)
• Emo Musician Andrea Neuenfeld Derives Emotional Support From Her Kitties (published 9.22.25, The Bad Penny)
• New Kids on the Block Are Still Kids (published 3.31.24, cover story, Music Connection)
• Night Horse: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.3.19, The Big Takeover)
• Nightrage Guitarist Scolds Complicit Public for ‘Looking the Other Way’ as Democracy Dies (published 12.18.25, The Bad Penny)
• Good Nite, and Good Luck (published 4.19.22, The Bad Penny)
• Meet Oven-Fresh Italian Newcomers Noumenia in Their 1st Interview Ever (published 6.30.25, Music Connection)

O

• Hall & Oates: Whatever The Score, There Will Be Hits (published April 2010, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Oblivion Access Cofounders Call This Year’s Fest The Best Yet (published 6.12.23, New Noise)
• The Obsessed: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.29.19, The Big Takeover)
• Signing Story: Ocean Park Standoff (published 10.9.17, Music Connection)
• OCS’ John Dwyer Does It All—Including Saving His Dog’s Life (published 12.6.24, New Noise)

• Of Persephone Calls Siren Rock ‘The Ultimate Expression Of Vulnerability’ (published 3.20.23, The Bad Penny)
• OK Go‘s Damian Kulash Recalls ‘Jerry Springer’ Moment (published 5.13.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Nick Oliveri of QOTSA, Kyuss, Dwarves Finds Tranquility With His Cats (published 9.3.25, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Nick Oliveri Reminisces About QOTSA, Kyuss Amid Reunion Rumors (published 6.27.25, FLOOD)
• Omnium Gatherum Vocalist Says ‘Slasher’ EP Is ‘Gateway’ to Next LP (published 6.2.23, New Noise)
• Opeth: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.15.19, The Big Takeover)
• What’s the Deal With Organ Dealer? Probing Interview Shows Their Pride in Delivering Deathgrind (published 10.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Orbit Culture (published 4.29.24, Music Connection)
• Sweden’s Orbit Culture Are Shooting for the Stars (published 2.21.24, New Noise)
• Orbit Culture ‘Wiped’ Plans Due to Label Deal, Working Hard on Next LP (published 7.9.24, New Noise)
• Interview: Orchestra Gold – Treefort Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.24.21, The Big Takeover)
• Exclusive: Orchestra Gold Returning to Boise for Great Garden Escape (published 5.10.22, The Bad Penny)
• On Tyranny: Orchestra Gold’s Erich Huffaker Talks Impacts of Authoritarianism on Artists (published 9.3.25, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Norway’s Orions Belte (published 3.2.23, The Bad Penny)
• Oranssi Pazuzu: The Black Mirror of Black Metal (published 12.16.24, Knotfest)
• Dogs Helped Melvins’ Buzz Osborne See the Light (published 4.17.25, New Noise)
• Sharon Osbourne red carpet clip at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Award Party in 2015 (published 2.23.15, Vulture)
• Osees: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.24.22, The Big Takeover)
• Pat Out of Hell: An Interview With Patton Oswalt (published 2008, Royal Flush)
• Signing Story: OWS (published 3.23.15, Music Connection)
• On Tyranny: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Ex-Oxbow) Leaving US for Spain, Says ‘I’ve Had It’ (published 9.7.25, The Bad Penny)

P

• Pallbearer Done Recording New LP, Eying 2024 Release (published 6.8.23, New Noise)
• Pallbearer Reveal Gristly Truths of the Tour Grind (published 1.24.24, New Noise)
• Pet Sounds: Palm Ghosts Have Us in the Palm of Their Hand (published 1.7.25, New Noise)
• On Tyranny: Palm Ghosts Say ‘7 Million People on the Street Doesn’t Even Make a Dent’ (published 11.18.25, The Bad Penny)
• Pamplemousse Gifts Us With First-Ever Interview as ‘Porcelain’ Keeps Poppin’ (published 11.18.25, Veil of Sound)
• Panic! At The Disco: Brendon Urie’s Bachelor Party (published 12.28.15, Music Connection)
• Cover Me: Paper Tongues (published 9.25.10, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Graham Parker, Other Big Stir Halloween Comp Contributors Tell Terrifying Tales (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)

• Mike Patton And Duane Denison Talk Tomahawk ‘Downtime’ (published February 2003, Mean Street)
• ‘Bands Don’t Make a Living Off Record Sales’: Mike Patton, Greg Werckman Reflect on Ipecac (published 10.31.24, New Noise)
• Stephen Malkmus On Pavement Breakup, Reunion – And MC Hammer (interview conducted December 2000, VirginMega.com)
• Exclusive: Pelican Details Each Track on Guest-Filled ‘What We All Come to Need’ (published 2009, IndiePit)
• ‘Burning’ Questions For Brian Peterson: A Conversation About Hardcore Punk (published 1.1.10, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Mexico’s Petite Amie (published 3.7.23, The Bad Penny)
• Saxophonist for the Band Pets Adores His … You Guessed It … (published 10.21.25, The Bad Penny)
• Liz Phair Was ‘Heartbroken’ Over Missing Exile In Guyville Master Tapes (published June 2003, ICE magazine)
• Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Love’ Their Pets Pets Pets Pets (published 3.31.25, New Noise)
• Bad Penny Exclusive Download: Pinx‘s ‘Say When’ (published 10.5.10, The Bad Penny)
• Pixel Grip Reveal Favorite Bands: White Stripes, Lady Gaga, Of Montreal (published 6.13.25, FLOOD)
• Una Entrevista Española Con Joey Santiago de Los Pixies (originally published July 2009, IndiePit)
• A Place to Bury Strangers: Treefort Music Fest 2024’s Must-See Show (published 3.20.24, New Noise)
• Planet on a Chain Vocalist Says ‘A Lot of People Are Willing to Fight Hate in This Nation’ (published 10.1.25, The Bad Penny)
• Point Break 2 Frontman Cops to His Guilty-Pleasure Movies: ‘Mortal Kombat,’ ‘Terror,’ ‘Elvis,’ More (published 9.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 4: Poison Arrows, Common Wounds, Alex Henry Foster, Bite The Hand (published 9.11.24, New Noise)
• Guided By Voices’ Robert Pollard: ‘There Are Some Songs I Don’t Even Remember Doing’ (published November 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Polyrhythmics: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.25.19, The Big Takeover)
• Iggy Pop: ‘I Didn’t Want To Sell Out’ The Stooges (published September 2003, ICE Magazine)

• Wind the Clocks: Iggy Pop‘s New Leash on Life (published 3.15.16, FLOOD)
• Porcupine Tree: No Rest For This Venerable Band (published April 2010, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• POWAMOV’s Son Brave, Shango $upreme Urge End to Authoritarians’ Favorite Weapon: Violence (published 12.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Power Trip: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.5.19, The Big Takeover)
• Primal Code Don’t Want You to Hate Them (published 1.24.25, New Noise)
• Primitive Man: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.11.19, The Big Takeover)
• Psycroptic Say They Left Prosthetic for Metal Blade to Be With Friends Black Dahlia Murder, Cannibal Corpse, Revocation, Goatwhore (published 10.23, Music Connection)
• Public Opinion Vocalist Gets Real: ‘You Can’t Be Afraid to Sweat’ (published 11.1.24, New Noise)
• Push PuppetsFrontman Loves His Puppies (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Pygmy Lush Share Conspiracy Theories About JFK, UFOs (published 7.10.25, FLOOD)
• Pyramid Mass Reveal Influences Behind Their Sick New EP (published 3.25.25, The Bad Penny)

Q-R

• Stay Qaalm and Carry On: Vocalist Gets Deep About New LP (published 11.8.24, New Noise)
• Quasi‘s Sam Coomes In ’01: ‘There Isn’t Any Point In Us Rushing’ Albums (published early 2002, The Big Takeover)

• In ‘Times’ of Struggle: Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme on New LP (published 6.15.23, FLOOD)
• Queens of the Stone Age: The Art of War (published 6.29.13, Filter)
• Nick Oliveri of QOTSA, Kyuss, Dwarves Finds Tranquility With His Cats (published 9.3.25, The Bad Penny)
• Bonnie Raitt Talks About ‘Favorite Track I’ve Ever Cut’ (published April 2002, ICE Magazine)
• Sal Ellington of Rebuilder Talks ‘Local Support’ (published 10.24.23, New Noise)
• Red House Painters‘ Mark Kozelek: ‘There’s A Bad Feeling That Comes With Playing Solo Too Much’ (published late 2001, The Big Takeover)
• Bad Penny Exclusive: Ex-Red House Painters Guitarist Phil Carney Gives First-Ever Interview, Shares Desertshore MP3 (published 10.4.10, The Bad Penny)
• Interview: Refused Vocalist Says ‘Revolution Isn’t Going to Happen Overnight’ (interview conducted 11.6.19; published 7.18.24, New Noise)
• Cover Me: Research Society (published 9.24.10, The Bad Penny)
• Reverse Yr Curse Refuse to Accept Alienation, Self-Destruction as Their Fate (published 12.14.25, The Bad Penny)
• Rezz: Mad Rezzpect (cover story, published 11.25.19, Music Connection)
• Artist Project: Rhythm Tribe (published 12.19.19, Music Connection)
• Rifflord: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.1.22, The Bad Penny)
• Craig Robinson red carpet clip at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Award Party in 2015 (published 2.23.15, Vulture)
• On Tyranny: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Ex-Oxbow) Leaving US for Spain, Says ‘I’ve Had It’ (published 9.7.25, The Bad Penny)

• Treefort 2023 Profile: Rogê (published 3.22.23, The Bad Penny)
• Crashing With Room8, or the Intersection of Style and Substance (published 3.7.13, Magnetic)
• Rosali’s Sassy Husky Is Also Crazy Like a Fox (published 11.8.24, New Noise)
• Meet And Greet: Danny Ross (Exclusive MP3s Included) (published 9.23.10, The Bad Penny)
• Finland’s Rotten Sound Don’t Fear Crackdown on Dissent Because ‘We Live in a Democratic Country’ (published 12.16.26, The Bad Penny)
• Signing Story: Royal Thunder (published 4.13.16, Music Connection)
• Royal Thunder: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.9.19, The Big Takeover)
• Royal Thunder Leader Tells All in Candid Interview (published 2.12.24, New Noise)
• Royale Lynn on ‘Genre Bending’ Country and Alternative Rock (published 3.29.24, Music Connection)
• Jesse Blake Rundle Comes Alive in Boise, City of ‘Trees’ (published 4.21.23, The Bad Penny)
• Kevin Rumantis: ‘Sometimes Something That You Love Making Isn’t Going to Be That Fun to Listen To’ (published 3.18.25, New Noise)
• Russian Circles’ Track-By-Track Tour of Geneva (published 2010, Indiepit)
• Goo Goo Dolls’ Johnny Rzeznik Feels Your Pain (published 8.12.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)

S

• The Visionaries: Sadness Finds His ‘Purpose’ in Music, Readies for Breakout Year in 2026 (published 12.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Sandveiss Are Pals With Tom Brady and C-3PO—The Cats, That Is (published 12.5.24, New Noise)
• Exclusive Song Premiere: Sangre de Muérdago’s ‘O Abismo’ (published 7.10.25, The Bad Penny)
• Sangre de Muérdago Frontman Lives in Paradise With His Dogs (published 9.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Una Entrevista Española Con Joey Santiago de Los Pixies (originally published July 2009, IndiePit)
• B-52s’ Fred Schneider: ‘It’s Better To Make Up Stuff For Interviews Than Tell The Truth’ (published 6.9.10, The Bad Penny)

• Australian Punk Project Schkeuditzer Kreuz Says Authoritarian America Would Ban Band From Playing New Song Live (published 11.16.25, The Bad Penny)
• Rory Scovel Is Teed Off (published 6.22.17, FLOOD)
• Brett Bradford of Scratch Acid, Suckling Hopes MAGA ‘Will Eat Itself’ (published 9.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Cost-Cutting Hacks for Broke Bands Pt. 5: Insanity Alert, Scrunchies, Help, Necrofier (published 10.7.24, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Germany’s Sea Moya (published 3.14.23, The Bad Penny)
• Hungarian Black-Metallers Sear Bliss Lost ‘Freedom’ In Orbán’s Autocracy (published 3.19.24, New Noise)
• Sentient Ruin Put a Fine Touch on Niche Heavy Bands’ Releases (published 4.15.25, New Noise)
• Seth, Black-Metal Band From France, Say ‘We Won Over That COVID Thing’ (interview conducted 10.27.21; published 7.19.24, New Noise)
• Jane Seymour red carpet clip at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Award Party in 2015 (published 2.23.15, Vulture)
• Shadows Fall Frontman Calls MNRK Signing ‘A Perfect Match’ (published 4.25.25, Music Connection)
• POWAMOV’s Son Brave, Shango $upreme Urge End to Authoritarians’ Favorite Weapon: Violence (published 12.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Share It Music Revels in Community Building, Not Profits (published 6.27.25, Music Connection)
• Ex-Sprain Chief Introduces New Project, Shearling, With First Proper Interview (published 4.24.24, New Noise)
• Duncan Sheik: A Man With a Lot of Plates, and a Lot On Each Of Them (published 3.25.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Todd Trainer on Surviving Shellac: ‘There’s Still a Massive Void There’ (published 6.2.25, Music Connection)

• Shiner Bassist Reveals His Favorite Bands: Tool, IDLES, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard (published 9.29.25, FLOOD)
• Sigh, Trail Of Dead and Black Anvil Share Ways To Help Broke Bands Cut Costs on Tour (published 7.19.24, New Noise)
• Co-Founder of Dark-Rock Band Silent Sings the Praises of His 3 Cats (published 11.7.24, New Noise)
• Silversun Pickups Bassist: ‘I Don’t Feel Like My Life Has Changed’ (published 6.17.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Chile’s Sistemas Inestables (published 3.26.23, New Noise)
• Breaking: Sket One (published 11.19.15, FLOOD)
• Singers on Songwriting 2015: Scott Weiland, Ledisi, Tomas Lindberg, Kirstin Maldonado and Matt Skiba (published 5.4.15, Music Connection)
• Sleater-Kinney Talk ‘Recommitting’ To Band After Restful Hiatus (published 4.10.24, FLOOD)
• Sleepless Bassist’s Mental-Health Advice: ‘Stuff We Create in Our Minds Makes Everything Worse’ (published 1.22.25, New Noise)
• Sleepytime Gorilla Museum: ‘We Got on Top of a Pile of Festering Rat Carcasses’ (published 4.29.24, Music Connection)
• Sleigh Bells Speak the Truth About Cats and Dogs (published 5.7.25, New Noise)

• Patti Smith On Jamming With Jeff Buckley And Tom Verlaine: ‘It Was Beautiful’ (published March 2002, ICE Magazine)
• Breaking: So Pitted (published 2.16.16, FLOOD)
• So Pitted Pit Themselves Against Mediocrity at Treefort (published 3.25.24, New Noise)
• Exclusive: So Pitted Talk New LP Cloned, Share Video (published 2.16.24, New Noise)
• Soft Kill: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.22.19, The Big Takeover)
• Soft Palms’ New Cut ‘Radio’ Dials Up Excitement for LP, Tour (published 4.14.25, The Bad Penny)
• SOM: ‘There’s Enough Doom and Gloom. We Don’t Need to Contribute to It’ (published 3.17.25, Treble)
• Somali Yacht Club: ‘It’s a Bit Hard to Tell a Real Story in Our Music’ (published 3.21.22, The Big Takeover)
• Something Is Waiting’s Guitarist/Bassist Has Three Cats That Aren’t Also Aliens (We’re Pretty Sure) (published 11.27.25, The Bad Penny)
• POWAMOV’s Son Brave, Shango $upreme Urge End to Authoritarians’ Favorite Weapon: Violence (published 12.17.25, The Bad Penny)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Mexico’s Son Rompe Pera (published 3.10.23, The Bad Penny)
• Sooper Records Pursues ‘Authentic Expression[s] of the Human Experience’ (published July 2025, Music Connection)
• The Sound&Shape of Things to Come (published 4.21.22, The Bad Penny)
• Norwegian Metal Master Trond Engum of Soundbyte, Third and the Mortal: The Definitive Interview (published 8.28.25, The Bad Penny)
• Sparklehorse‘s Mark Linkous, Forever Sparkling (published January 2013, ICE Magazine)
• Signing Story: Brittney Spencer(published 12.30.21, Music Connection)
• Spindrift: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.31.19, The Big Takeover)
• Spirit Mother, Lovers of Heavy Psych and Sardines, Canned Wait to Play Boise Tonight (published 6.9.22, The Bad Penny)
• ‘Being Trans in Louisiana, My Very Existence Is Political. Just Merely Existing Is Resistance,’ Spiritiste Singer Says (published 10.22.25, The Bad Penny)
• Spooky Mansion Share ‘Love’ for Boise With Special Gig Tonight (published 10.31.24, The Bad Penny)
• SPRINTS Hang With Greta Thunberg but Never Homophobes or Racists (published 11.26.25, FLOOD)
• 5 Questions with SPY (published 2.25.25, FLOOD)
• St. Lenox Has Lotsa Love To Give With New LP, 3 Adorable Pets (published 10.29.24, New Noise)
• Breaking: Keith Stanfield (published 8.13.15, FLOOD)
• Iggy Pop: ‘I Didn’t Want To Sell Out’ The Stooges (published September 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Stress Positions Frontman ‘Voice[s] Thoughts Fully and Without Fear’ (published 8.20.25, Post-Trash)
• Brett Bradford of Scratch Acid, Suckling Hopes MAGA ‘Will Eat Itself’ (published 9.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• Summoning the Lich on Coping with Mental Illness, Family Medical Scare (published 4.12.23, New Noise)
• Sundrifter Drummer Patrick Queenan Is Beaming (published 5.14.24, New Noise)
• Fine Print – Sunny Day Real Estate Frontman Jeremy Enigk’s OK Bear (published September 2009, IndiePit)
• Sunny Day Real Estate’s Jeremy Enigk, The Consummate Empath (published 8.29.24, New Noise)
• Superchunk‘s Laura Ballance In 1998: ‘The Music Industry Is Nuts Right Now’ (published early 1998, The Creature)
• Superchunk‘s Mac McCaughan And Laura Ballance Open Up About Shutting Up, Running Merge And More (published November 2001)

• Exclusive Track Premiere: Supergloom’s ‘Kingfisher’ (published 4.22.25, The Bad Penny)
• LA Newcomers supergloom Set Up Debut LP With First Single, ‘sideFX’ (published 4.1.25, New Noise)
• Supergloom Shimmy Closer to Debut LP With New Single ‘Shimmer,’ Accompanying Video (published 7.1.25, The Bad Penny)
• Svalbard Leader Says New LP Was Worth the ‘Weight’ (published 2.13.24, New Noise)
• Swamp Dogg: ‘Music Makes Me So Happy That I’d Do It After Death, If It’s Possible’ (published 6.11.25, FLOOD)
• Sweeping Promises: Promise Keepers (published November 2023, The Big Takeover)

T

• Tahjer: ‘Now I Just Have to Put in the Work’ (published 2.28.24, Music Connection)
• Taxpayers Collected a Priceless Pooch Amid Tragic Circumstances (published 3.18.25, New Noise)
• Treefort 2023 Profile: Montreal’s Teke::Teke (published 3.20.23, The Bad Penny)
• Temple of Love Open Their Hearts to Fulci the Cat (published 9.28.25, The Bad Penny)
• Black-Metal/Hardcore Band Terzij de Horde Say ‘Gaza Is Waking People Up’ to Authoritarian Creep in Netherlands (published 10.22.25, The Bad Penny)
• On Tyranny: Canada’s Theo Vandenhoff Wonders If Touring Authoritarian America Is ‘Even Worth It’ (published 9.4.25, The Bad Penny)
• These Arms Are Snakes Bite The Dust; ’03 Interview Rises From The Grave (published December 2003, Thrasher)
• They/Live Leader on Growing Up Mormon, Teaming With Drab Majesty (published 3.25.25, New Noise)
• Norwegian Metal Master Trond Engum of Soundbyte, Third and the Mortal: The Definitive Interview (published 8.28.25, The Bad Penny)
• Thirty Seconds to Mars: Once More ‘Round the Sun (cover story, published 4.1.18, Music Connection)
• Thisquietarmy on ‘Most Ambitious’ LP Yet, Godspeed’s Influence (published 4.11.25, New Noise)
• Thrown Into Exile: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.10.19, The Big Takeover)
• Thunderpussy: ‘Your Pussy Is Powerful … and Amazing Things Come Out of It!’ (published April 2017, Drowned in Sound)
• Thy Catafalque Mastermind Talks About Meaning of Life, Living Under Dictator Viktor Orbán (published 12.10.24, New Noise)
• Sweet Cheetah PR’s Tim Anderl and His ‘Wild’ Dog (published 4.14.25, New Noise)
• Tobacco: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.19.19, The Big Takeover)
• Toilet Rats’ Boss Says Cats and Rats ‘Unite Against Common Foes’ (published 4.23.25, New Noise)
• Mike Patton And Duane Denison Talk Tomahawk ‘Downtime’ (published February 2003, Mean Street)
• Tomb Mold: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.6.19, The Big Takeover)
• Tombstones in Their Eyes’ Frontman Talks About His 8 Pets (published 4.3.25, New Noise)
• Too Much Joy’s Bassist Cracks the Code to Chat Pile’s Success (published 10.23.25, The Bad Penny)
• Too Much Joy Discuss the Existential Ruin That MAGA Has Inflicted Upon Us (published 11.21.25, The Bad Penny)
• Tortoise Wasn’t ‘Sure Any Business Would Survive Donald Trump’s Ineptitude and Destruction’ (published December 2025, The Big Takeover)
• The Who’s Pete Townshend: Every Young Rocker Should ‘Mark A ‘W’ On Their Arm In Blood’ (published May 2002, ICE Magazine)

• Trail Of Dead, Sigh, and Black Anvil Share Ways To Help Broke Bands Cut Costs on Tour (published 7.19.24, New Noise)
• Todd Trainer on Surviving Shellac: ‘There’s Still a Massive Void There’ (published 6.2.25, Music Connection)
• Touching Ice: The Ghost Band You Can’t Find (published 12.3.25, The Line of Best Fit)
• Transcending Obscurity Chief Rises to the Occasion With Animal Shelter (published 6.11.24, New Noise)
• Trauma Kit: Flipside Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.23.23, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive: Boise’s Trauma Kit Break Down Brand-New LP (published 2.26.24, New Noise)
• Ukrianian Band Tria Prima Fighting Russian Aggression with Art Instead of Armaments (published 11.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Truckfighters: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 5.28.19, The Big Takeover)
• Truculent Frontman/ Strange Mono Label Owner’s Dog Fears His Food Bowl (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Truculent Frontman Warns MAGA Might Ban Concerts Altogether (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Isis’ Aaron Turner Calls Golden Gods Awards ‘Demeaning,’ ‘Ridiculous’ (published June 2009, IndiePit)
• Isis’ Aaron Turner In ’02: Oceanic Is ‘The Best Material We’ve Ever Written’ (published December 2002, Rockpile)
• Journey to the Center of Aaron Turner (published 12.10.25, Post-Trash)
• Great Debate: TV Buddhas On Supermarket Lunches Vs. Eating Out (published 9.20.10, The Bad Penny)
• Twin Temple: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.21.19, The Big Takeover)
• Signing Story: Twinsmith (published 2.10.15, Music Connection)

U

• Umbrellas Check in Ahead of First-Ever Boise Concert (published 11.12.24, The Bad Penny)
• Umlaut Say They’re Having a Lot of Fun With Ex-Mr. Bungle Drummer (published 6.9.25, New Noise)
• Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.12.19, The Big Takeover)
• Undeath Frontman – Long Live Glam Metal’s ‘Undeniable Bangers’ (published 9.6.24, New Noise)
• Undeath, KEN mode, Cloud Rat, Deaf Club Reveal How Bands Can Save Bucks (published 8.7.24, New Noise)
• Unearth Frontman Trevor Phipps: Band Tried (and Failed) to Make a Concept LP (published 6.15.23, New Noise)
• The Unfit Report for Duty — Somewhat Reluctantly this Time (published 2.25.25, New Noise)

• Post-Punk Band Unlettered Spell Joy for Foster Dogs (published 11.29.24, New Noise)
• Unto Others Frontman Insists ‘I’m Not a Goth Guy’ (published 1.22.25, New Noise)

V

• Vines Frontman Craig Nicholls: ‘I’m Using Art and Music as a Drug’ (published March 2004, MeanStreet Magazine)
• Vio-lence: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.3.19, The Big Takeover)
• Jon Voight Grumbles at the Oscars for Snubbing His Daughter Angelina Jolie (published 2.11.15, Vulture)
• Volcandra Amped to Annihilate Boise With First-Ever Gig in City of Trees Tonight (published 10.19.25, The Bad Penny)
• Who’s your Voodoo Daddy? (published 4.15.10, Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
• Breaking: Chris Milk/VRSE (published 4.22.15, FLOOD)

W

• Walking Bombs Goes Off (for Good Reason), Says Nazis Need to Be Afraid to Be in Public (published 11.20.25, The Bad Penny)
• Warhorse: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.30.19, The Big Takeover)
• Meet And Greet: Imaad Wasif Goes Into The Voidist (published 1.7.10, The Bad Penny)
• Lauren Watkins Says Writing ‘Her Ass Off’ Landed Her a Record Deal (published 7.28.23, Music Connection)
• Revising History: Mike Watt On John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Sun Ra, More (published 10.8.10, The Bad Penny)
• Weakened Friends’ Secret to Battling MAGA? Community Involvement (published 9.28.25, The Bad Penny)
• Weezer‘s Brian Bell Was ‘Overwhelmed’ By Maladroit Material (published March 2002, ICE Magazine)
• Singers on Songwriting 2015: Scott Weiland, Ledisi, Tomas Lindberg, Kirstin Maldonado and Matt Skiba (published 5.4.15, Music Connection)

• Wend: Flipside Fest Pick of the Day (published 9.24.22, The Bad Penny)
• ‘Bands Don’t Make a Living Off Record Sales’: Mike Patton, Greg Werckman Reflect on Ipecac (published 10.31.24, New Noise)
• Inside the Label – Ipecac Recordings (Interview With Greg Werckman (published 2010, IndiePit)
• Exclusive: Jim White Reflects on Teaming With Cat Power, PJ Harvey, Nick Cave, Joan Jett and More (published 10.25.25, The Bad Penny)
• White Reaper Frontman Reveals Which Songs on New LP Brought Him ‘Joy’ and ‘Trouble’ (published 9.26.25, FLOOD)
• The Who‘s Pete Townshend: Every Young Rocker Should ‘Mark A ‘W’ On Their Arm In Blood’ (published May 2002, ICE Magazine)
• Whores, Deafheaven, Elder, Intronaut Share Tips For Saving Money (published 7.6.24, New Noise)
• Whores: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 8.2.22, The Bad Penny)
• Revising History: Kathryn Williams On Nick Drake’s Bryter Layter, Björk’s Homogenic, More (published 10.6.10, The Bad Penny)
• David Grubbs: Wingdale Community Singers Will Be ‘Busy For Years To Come’ (published 1.1.10, The Bad Penny)
• Exclusive Album Premiere: Wipes’ ‘Wipes’ (published 5.21.25, The Bad Penny)
• Witch Mountain: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.18.22, The Bad Penny)
• Wolves Bassist Is Obsessed With His … You Guessed It: Cat (published 9.18.25, The Bad Penny)
• Wolves in the Throne Room: ‘Love Is in Our Hearts’ (published 2.28.24, New Noise)
• Revising History: Wooden Wand On Guided By Voices, Black Flag, Rolling Stones, More (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• Wytch Hazel Vocalist Colin Hendra Talks ‘V: Lamentations’ (published 7.3.25, New Noise)

Y-Z

• Yakuza: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 7.19.22, The Bad Penny)
• Yakuza and Led Zeppelin 2’s Bruce Lamont: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.3.19, The Big Takeover)
• Year of the Cobra Poised to Kick Asp in 2025 (published 2.26.25, New Noise)
• Oblivion Access Friday Pick: Yellow Swans (published 6.16.23, New Noise)
• Yob: Psycho Las Vegas Preview (published 6.17.19, The Big Takeover)
• Yob: Treefort 2022 Pick of the Day (published 3.26.22, The Big Takeover)
• Aloha, Yola (cover story; published 3.27.22, Music Connection)

• Pete Yorn On Musicforthemorningafter: ‘It’s Too Clean’ (published April 2003, ICE Magazine)
• Signing Story: Brett Young (published 5.23.17, Music Connection)
• Guilty Pleasures: Young Marble Giants‘ Stuart Moxham On Sex, Procrastination – And Fish And Chips (published 10.11.10, The Bad Penny)
• Michael Younker and His Kitty Are Like Two Cool Cats in a Pod (published 5.14.25, New Noise)
• The Bad Penny Interview: Jesus Lizard Vocalist David Yow (originally published 2016 on Indiepit; republished 11.9.25 on The Bad Penny)
• Yuvees to Exhibit Their ‘Quixotic’ Art-Rock at First Boise Gig Tonight (published 2.10.23, The Bad Penny)
• Conan O’Brien, Tina Fey, Billy Zane and More Celebs Share Their Favorite Letterman Memories (published 5.20.15, Slate)
• Thalia Zedek Suggests ‘Artists Should Boycott Playing the United States’ (published 12.21.25, The Bad Penny)

Interview Transcripts

• David Bowie Transcript, 7.9.03: ‘I Am The Man Who Found Velvet Underground!’
• British Sea Power: ‘Girls Are A Lot Prettier In The U.S. – And So Are The Boys’ (published late 2003, Rockpile)
• Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo Transcript, 4.13.02: ‘I Think I Had A Falling Out With The Fans’
• MGMT’s Ben Goldwasser On New LP, Doing Laundry – And His Favorite Cover Of An MGMT Song (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• David Grubbs Transcript, 9.18.09
• Wanda Jackson Transcript, 6.26.03: On ‘Soul Mate’ Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley And More

• Los Campesinos! Singer Talks Pavement, No Age – And That One-Of-A-Kind Box Set (interview conducted 8.21.09)
• MGMT‘s Ben Goldwasser On New LP, Doing Laundry – And His Favorite Cover Of An MGMT Song (published 10.27.10, The Bad Penny)
• Old 97’s Frontman Rhett Miller On Getting Married, His Literary Ambitions, ‘Total Anarchy’ With Jon Brion (interview conducted August 26, 2002)
• Guided By Voices’ Robert Pollard: ‘There Are Some Songs I Don’t Even Remember Doing’ (interview conducted 9.17.03)
• Iggy Pop Transcript, 7.18.03: ‘I Was Shooting Dope At The RIAA Awards When It Wasn’t Chic’
• Quasi‘s Sam Coomes Transcript, 10.4.01: ‘I’d Still Play Music Even [If] Nobody Cared’
• Weezer‘s Rivers Cuomo Transcript, 4.13.02: ‘I Think I Had A Falling Out With The Fans’

Interviews Not Yet Online

• Aberdeen (Johnny Joyner and John Girgus; interview conducted 8.22.02)
• Above the Law (Big Hutch/Cold 187um; interview conducted June 2001)
• Ryan Adams (interview conducted 8.3.02)
• Christina Aguilera (press conference held 9.14.00)
• Steve Albini (interview conducted November 1998)
• The Album Leaf (Jimmy LaValle; interview conducted 4.2.04)
• The Alkaholiks (E-Swift; interview conducted May 2001)
• Alkaline Trio (Matt Skiba; interview conducted 4.17.03)
• Alkaline Trio (full band; interview conducted 4.22.03)
• Almost Monday (Music Connection; 2.4.21)
• AM Radio (full band; interview conducted 6.16.03)
• Amenra (Colin H. van Eeckhout; interview conducted 11.30.21)
• Tori Amos (interview conducted 8.10.01)
• … And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead (Conrad Keely; interview conducted 2001)
• … And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead (Jason Reece and Conrad Keely; interview conducted 3.19.02)
• ArmsBendBack (Carson Slovak; interview conducted 12.12.03)
• Asphyx (Martin van Drunnen; interview conducted 11.4.21)
• Azita (interview conducted 4.12.03)
• Bad Religion (Brian Baker; interview conducted 11.30.01)

• Joan Baez (interview conducted 7.23.03)
• Chester Bennington (Linkin Park; conducted 1.30.03)
• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (Nick Jago; interview conducted 3.27.02)
• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (Robert Levon Been/Turner; interview conducted 4.3.02)
• The Black Sea (Shelby Cinca; interview conducted 4.10.03)
• Blackalicious (Chief XL; interview conducted 3.7.02)
• Bleeding Through (Brandan Schieppati; interview conducted 12.10.03)
• Brian Bonz (interview conducted 7.14.09)
• Akis Boyatzis (interview conducted 10.24.03)
• RL Burnside (interview conducted 2.1.01)
• Bush (Gavin Rossdale; interview conducted 8.22.01)
• Bill Callahan (Smog; interview conducted 4.21.03)
• Candiria (John LaMacchia; interview conducted 7.27.09)
• Caitlin Cary (interview conducted 5.24.02)

• Nick Cave (interview conducted 3.25.01)
• Chinese Stars (Eric Paul; interview conducted 8.13.09)
• Clutch (Tim Sult; interview conducted; 7.24.09)
• Cold (Scooter Ward; interview conducted 10.3.00)
• The Coral (Lee Southall; interview conducted 11.21.02)
• The Coral (James Skelly; interview conducted 1.7.03)
• Cornelius (Keigo Oyamata; interview conducted October 1999)
• David Cross (interview conducted 12.9.02)
• Cursive (Tim Kasher; interview conducted 3.8.03)
• Cypress Hill (DJ Muggs; interview conducted 2001)
• Darediablo (full band; interview conducted 8.26.03)
• Dashboard Confessional (Chris Carrabba; interview conducted 3.30.02)
• Howie Day (interview conducted 9.24.03)
• De La Soul (David Banner; interview conducted 10.2.01)
• Dead Kennedys (East Bay Ray; interview conducted 9.18.03)
• Dead Low Tide (Spencer Moody; interview conducted 7.17.02)
• The Delgados (Emma Pollock; interview conducted 11.5.02)
• Ani DiFranco (interview conducted 1.10.03)
• Dinosaur Jr. (J Mascis; interview conducted 10.10.00)

• DMX (interview conducted 6.28.03)
• Dog Faced Gods (Raymond “Shorty” Galvan; interview conducted 1.31.04)
• Dog Faced Gods (full band; interview conducted 3.14.04)
• The Donnas (Brett Anderson; interview conducted 1.25.01)
• The Donnas (Maya Ford and Torry Castellano; interview conducted 10.23.02)
• Tanya Donelly (interview conducted 1.15.02)
• The Drums (Jonathan Pierce; interview conducted 7.14.09)
• Earlimart (Aaron Espinoza; interview conducted 5.23.04)
• Electric Six (Tyler Spencer; interview conducted 1.15.04)
• Enon (John Schmersal; interview conducted March 2000)
• Felipe Esparza (interview conducted 9.9.10)
• Fabolous (interview conducted 7.13.01)
• The Fiery Furnaces (Matthew Friedberger; interview conducted 8.21.09)
• Neil Finn (interview conducted 5.14.02)
• Firewater (Tod A; interview conducted September 1998)
• Firewater (Tod A; interview conducted 7.23.03)
• The Flaming Lips (Steven Drozd; interview conducted 6.25.02)
• Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers (interview conducted 4.30.02)

• Foo Fighters (Taylor Hawkins; interview conducted April 2000)
• Foo Fighters (Chris Shiflett; interview conducted 12.12.03)
• Julia Fordham (interview conducted 5.22.02)
• Franz Ferdinand (Alex Kapranos; interview conducted 1.18.04)
• John Frusciante of Red Hot Chili Peppers (interview conducted 4.30.02)
• The Funk Brothers (Joe Turner; interview conducted 11.21.02)
• The Funk Brothers (Jack Ashford; interview conducted 11.22.02)
• Lisa Germano (interview conducted 2.5.03)
• The Glands (Ross Shapiro; interview conducted 2001)
• David Gray (interview conducted 9.18.02)
• Macy Gray (interview conducted 7.17.01)
• David Grisman (interview conducted 1.8.04)
• Guided by Voices (Doug Gillard; interview conducted 3.3.22)
• Harkonen (Ben Verellen; interview conducted 2.13.03)
• The Heavenly States (Ted Nesseth; interview conducted 6.5.03)
• Robyn Hitchcock (interview conducted November 1999)
• Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age/Desert Sessions; interview conducted 2001)
• Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age; interview conducted 7.22.02)
• The Horse’s Ha (Jim Elkington; interview conducted 7.15.09)
• Hot Snakes (John Reis; interview conducted 8.27.02)
• The Icarus Line (interview conducted 4.3.04)
• India.Arie (interview conducted 8.28.02)
• Indigo Girls (Amy Ray; interview conducted 9.22.00)
• Interpol (full band; interview conducted 2.18.03)
• Intro5pect (Dave and Sara; interview conducted 8.17.09)
• Chris Isaak (interview conducted 1.10.02)
• Ron Isley (interview conducted 11.10.03)
• Itchy Kitty (interview conducted 9.2.22)
• Jocelyn (interview conducted 2.18.19)
• Joe Jackson (interview conducted 12.6.02)
• Jawbox (Kim Coletta; interview conducted 9.6.00)
• The Jayhawks (Gary Louris; interview conducted 3.10.03)

• The Jesus Lizard (David Yow; interview conducted November 1997)
• Jimmy Eat World (Jim Adkins; interview conducted 7.17.01)
• Jack Johnson (interview conducted 3.7.03)
• Jane’s Addiction (Stephen Perkins; interview conducted 5.28.03)
• Jane’s Addiction (Dave Navarro; interview conducted 5.29.03)
• Judas Priest (K. K. Downing and Ian Hill; interview conducted 1.14.02)
• Jurassic 5 (Chali 2na; interview conducted 6.27.02)
• Jurassic 5 (DJ Nu-Mark; interview conducted 6.28.02)
• Jurassic 5 (full group; interview conducted 9.23.02)
• Tim Kasher (The Good Life; interview conducted 2.13.02)
• Anthony Kiedis of Red Hot Chili Peppers (interview conducted 4.30.02)
• Lenny Kravitz (interview conducted 3.31.04)
• Kurupt (interview conducted June 2001)
• Mark Lanegan (interview conducted 2001)
• Laya (interview conducted 2.16.22)
• Lilys (Kurt Heasley; interview conducted 4.18.03)
• Linkin Park (Chester Bennington; conducted 1.30.03)
• The Lonesome Organist (Jeremy Jacobson; interview conducted August 1999)
• Los Lobos (Steve Berlin; interview conducted 3.3.04)
• Los Lobos (Louie Pérez; interview conducted 3.7.04)
• Macha (Kai Reidl; interview conducted August 1999)
• Ian MacKaye (interview conducted 9.7.00)
• Made in Mexico (full band; interview conducted July 2009)
• The Magic Band (John French; interview conducted 5.1.03)
• Make-Up (Ian Svenonius; interview conducted 9.20.00)
• Make-Up (Ian Svenonius; interview conducted 11.24.03)
• Stephen Malkmus (interview conducted 12.15.00)
• Man … or Astroman? (Coco the Electric Monkey Wizard; interview conducted February 1998)

• Aimee Mann (interview conducted 5.29.02)
• Maquiladora (Phil Beaumont; interview conducted 8.6.02)
• Dave Matthews (interview conducted 9.20.03)
• Melissa Auf der Maur (interview conducted March 2004)
• John Mayer (interview conducted 12.5.01)
• David Mead (interview conducted 12.18.03)
• John Mellencamp (interview conducted 4.30.03)
• Mellow (full band; interview conducted 5.28.02)
• Ministry (Al Jourgensen; interview conducted 2.21.03)
• Mission of Burma (Clint Conley; interview conducted 2.5.04)
• Moby (interview conducted 3.9.02)
• Alanis Morissette (interview conducted November 2003)
• Ms. Toi (interview conducted 10.3.01)
• Arthur Nasson (interview conducted 10.5.10)
• Nate Dogg (interview conducted 10.2.01)
• Naughty by Nature (Vin Rock; interview conducted 1.15.02)
• Willie Nelson (interview conducted 11.23.01)
• No Doubt (Tony Kanal; interview conducted 2001)
• Nullset (Ken Smith; interview conducted 7.17.01)
• Jim O’Rourke (interview conducted 10.30.02)
• Offspring (Noodles; interview conducted 10.23.03)
• Offspring (Dexter Holland; interview conducted 10.24.03)
• OK Go (Damian Kulash; interview conducted 9.20.02)
• Will Oldham (interview conducted January 2000)
• Will Oldham (interview conducted 2.23.04)
• Orphaned Land (Kobi Farhi; interview conducted 2.12.10)
• Palace (interview conducted January 2000)
• Patrick Park (interview conducted 6.4.03)
• Mike Patton (interview conducted 1.24.02)
• Pennywise (Fletcher Dragge; interview conducted May 2001)
• Piebald (Travis Shettel; interview conducted 7.19.02)

• Iggy Pop (interview conducted June 2001)
• Poster Children (Rick Valentin; interview conducted 11.24.03)
• Queens of the Stone Age (Nick Oliveri; interview conducted 9.12.00)
• Queens of the Stone Age (Josh Homme; interview conducted 2001)
• Queens of the Stone Age (Josh Homme; interview conducted 7.22.02)
• Queens of the Stone Age (Josh Homme; interview conducted 9.24.03)
• Quiet Lights (interview conducted 10.1.10)
• Rainbow Arabia (Danny Preston and Tiffany Preston; interview conducted July 2009)
• The Raveonettes (Sharin Foo; interview conducted 3.28.03)
• Red Hot Chili Peppers (full band; interview conducted 4.30.02)
• Lou Reed (interview conducted 11.1.02)
• Reggie and the Full Effect (James Dewees; interview conducted 1.11.03)
• Reigning Sound (Greg Cartwright; interview conducted 2.25.03)
• Renminbi (SMV; interview conducted 7.16.09)
• Rocket From the Crypt (John Reis; interview conducted March 2000)
• Rocket From the Crypt (John Reis; interview conducted 3.17.01)
• Rocket From the Crypt (John Reis; interview conducted 11.13.02)
• Gavin Rossdale of Bush (interview conducted 8.22.01)
• Russian Circles (Mike Sullivan; interview conducted 9.16.09)
• Salaryman (Rose Marshack; interview conducted February 2000)
• Sense Field (Jon Bunch and Chris Evenson; interview conducted 8.26.01)
• Seven Mary Three (Jason Ross; interview conducted 4.5.01)
• Michelle Shocked (interview conducted 3.5.03)
• Shudder to Think (Stuart Hill; interview conducted 8.31.00)
• Sleater-Kinney (interview conducted May 2005)

• Slipknot (Joey Jordison; interview conducted 3.4.04)
• Chad Smith of Red Hot Chili Peppers (interview conducted 4.30.02)
• Smog (Bill Callahan; interview conducted 4.21.03)
• Sonic Youth (Steve Shelley; interview conducted 1.24.03)
• So Hideous (Brandon Cruz; interview conducted 11.2.21)
• Spiritualized (Jason Spaceman/Pierce; interview conducted 2001)
• Spiritualized (Jason Spaceman/Pierce; interview conducted 7.29.03)
• Stereo Total (Brezel Göring; interview conducted 11.3.03)
• Stone Temple Pilots (Robert DeLeo; interview conducted May 2001)
• Suicide Silence (Mitch Lucker; interview conducted 8.6.09)
• Sum 41 (Deryck Whibley; interview conducted 11.18.02)
• SunnO))) (Greg Anderson; interview conducted 12.13.03)
• SunnO))) (Greg Anderson; interview conducted 7.21.09)
• Matthew Sweet (interview conducted 4.4.03)
• Taproot (Mike DeWolf; interview conducted 6.13.01)
• They Might Be Giants (John Flansburgh and John Linnell; interviews conducted 7.12.01)
• Steve Von Till (interview conducted 1.10.03)
• Thursday (Geoff Rickly; interview conducted 2010)
• Tomahawk (Duane Denison; interview conducted 1.23.02)
• Tomahawk (Mike Patton; interview conducted 1.24.02)
• Too Many Daves (Dave Disorder; interview conducted 7.14.09)
• Tool (Danny Carey; interview conducted April 2001)
• Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players (Jason Trachtenburg; interview conducted 4.11.03)
• Trans Am (Phil Manley; interview conducted 12.18.03)
• Trans Am (Sebastian Thomson; interview conducted 12.20.03)
• Tu Fawning (Corrina Repp; interview conducted 10.5.10)
• Ungdomskulen (interview conducted 8.26.09)
• Unicorns (Nick Diamonds; interview conducted 2.12.04)
• Unwound (Justin Trosper; interview conducted April 2001)
• Vex Red (Terry Abbott; interview conducted 5.16.02)
• The Vines (Craig Nicholls; interview conducted 8.7.02)
• The Vines (Patrick Matthews; interview conducted 1.15.04)
• The Vines (Craig Nicholls; interview conducted 2.20.04)
• Mike Viola (Candy Butchers; interview conducted 2.1.02)
• Warren G (interview conducted 10.3.01)
• Ben Weasel (The Riverdales; interview conducted 1.10.03)
• Weston (James Alex Snyder; interview conducted 8.22.00)

• Lucinda Williams (interview conducted 1.9.03)
• Wino (interview conducted 12.15.03)
• Yo La Tengo (Ira Kaplan; interview conducted 3.6.03)
• Yob (interview with Aaron Rieseberg; conducted 2.22.22)
• Yola (interview conducted 1.26.21)
• David Yow of the Jesus Lizard (interview conducted November 1997)