Hutch Harris (the Thermals) shares a tour horror story.
Kishi Bashi has some wisdom for young bands.
Claire Bizna$$ (Hand Job Academy) reflects on elections past and present — via music.
Nick Jaina learned to go smaller while pursing a very big idea.
The musician flashbacked to a dark thing once said about her by a man in power.
John Colpitts (Oneida, Kid Millions) examines Brooklyn DIY through Goodbye Brooklyn: The Story of Death By Audio.
Charlene Kaye (KAYE, San Fermin) talks Asian American visibility in the music industry.
Derek Kiesgen (Bear vs. Shark) waxes poetic about the band’s favorite tour pastime.
Hutch Harris of the Thermals gives us a peek at his muses.
