Bonus: check out some photos of teen Hutch.
In 1995, I went on my first real tour: from San Jose to Portland and Seattle. The band was called Magpie; we were a folk band that played in the punk scene. I sang and played acoustic guitar, and my good friends Craig Crisler and John Gerken played drums and bass, respectively. We sounded like the Violent Femmes covering the Misfits. I was nineteen.
The Texan singer-songwriter on how a Pam Houston short story collection, Shooter Jennings’s tarot deck, and more shaped her new record.
The artists talk the role of fantasy in their songwriting, the possibilities of ambient music, and more.
The artists talk “goofy” Wisconsin punk, their production ethos, and more.
Hannah McLoughlin chats with Owen Williams (while giving him a haircut).
The Brooklyn-based artist on how Silent Hill 2, Boards of Canada, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and more shaped their new record.
"We did a press conference with Oasis, which was sort of humiliating."
