belle and sebastian

Peptides, Banksy, and the indignity of pooping on tour

Lead singer disease is a blessing and a curse.

Craig Hendrix (Japanese Breakfast) talks Snail Mail, Olive Garden, and the glamor of eating breakfast in a Guitar Center parking lot.

On How to Solve Our Human Problems, Pt. 3, Belle and Sebastian remind listeners that "everything is now."

The band's second EP in a three-part series explores family, relationships to God, friendship, self-love, and, of course, romance.

The band has succeeded in providing insights that might make the world better, one listener at a time.

Two fine authors who also happen to be great musicians talk about writing books about your bandmates and also how not to seem like a knobhead.

Some songs on Belle and Sebastian's new album are fantastic additions to the band's canon. And some are best left to the kids on the dance floor.

The new Alt-J album finds hope for a new generation of kids no longer in thrall to rock & roll’s clichés of attitude and self-destruction.

Can musicians successfully make the leap to film? The promising debut feature from Belle and Sebastian's lead singer makes the case that they can.