Music

The experimental-folk artist shares how Denis Johnson, the Port of Oakland, and more inspired their new record.

The collaborators and longtime friends talk embodiment, “terminal uniqueness,” and And The Voice Said.

"My favorite writers are always writing about how much they hate themselves."

Matteo Liberatore (Molto Ohm) on capitalist abundance and how we need "to move away from a system that... eats away at our only planet."

Zion Battle talks with the singer-songwriter about releasing his debut record, what they look for in collaborators, and more.

Just don't call it spoken word. Or do, it's fine.

A guest host revisits his very first interview subject

The artists talk their musical origins, and how interrogating the narratives they grew up with in the South shapes their work.

The artists talk the economics of being a musician in 2026, and much more.

Sunny Faris on how Buddhism, sunsets, Carmen Maria Machado, and more inspired the band’s new record.

Between these two: Tool, Bauhaus, Puscifer, Love & Rockets, A Perfect Circle and more

Madeline Link talks to her sister Eva about her debut EP Every Good Story, and much more.