Stuck’s Greg Obis takes us through the Freak Frequency
The post-punk frontman takes us through the inspirations – Iceage, mix CDs, used car salesmen, and neo-liberal podcasts – behind his band’s great sophomore album.
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Will Lovelace & Dylan Southern on Meet Me in the Bathroom
The music documentarians discuss piecing together a history of the LES scene which birthed LCD Soundsystem, The Strokes, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Cartoon Saloon’s Nora Twomey on My Father’s Dragon
Nora Twomey tells us about the latest exquisitely crafted animation from Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon, the tale of a boy’s quest to rescue a captured dragon.
!!!’s Nic Offer: “Getting older doesn’t have to mean getting boring.”
The dance-punk mainstay’s frontman on keeping it fresh a quarter-century in, the thrill of live performance, and the banalities of social media promotion.
Chris Butler on ParaNorman: “We wanted it to feel like a rollercoaster”
The co-director of the weird and wonderful stop motion modern classic ParaNorman reflects on the film’s legacy a decade later.
The Beths on Pandemic Releasing, the Realities of Current Touring, and Their New Album: Expert in a Dying Field
The New Zealand power pop quartet discuss the belated reaction to their 2020 album, the chaos of pandemic touring, and the newly announced Expert in a Dying Field.
CJ Hunt on White Supremacy Documentary The Neutral Ground
The Daily Show-featured comedian on his debut directorial feature, busting ingrained White Supremacy myths, and the global parallels in a film about Confederate statues.
Matthew Heineman & Dr Nathalie Dougé on COVID Documentary The First Wave
The Oscar-nominated documentarian and his latest documentary’s beating heart on the trauma of early COVID, the difficulties of filming in the middle of pandemic ground zero, and the humanity which sees us through.
Mic the Snare on YouTube, Artistic Growth, and Mental Health as a Content Creator
Oscar Lang: “It’s nice to have a bit of fun sometimes…”
The goofy laidback outlier of Dirty Hit talks genre agnosticism, touring with friends, and the coolness in being uncool.
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