Zola Jesus

The artists catch up with their friend James Samimi Farr about his debut record.

The artists talk their unexpected Wisconsin connection, the spirituality of the woods, and more.

They discuss their erotic writings, the importance of expressing inner darkness, and the powerful role of language in self-identity.

The creative collaborators talk first songs, Myspace, and imposter syndrome.

Bauhaus is protected wildlife in Zola Jesus's history.

The two vocalists dive into diva moves for one's show rider, finding non-traditional places to warm up while on tour, and much more.

I was a bit in awe of Lou because of Magic and Loss. I thought that record was the most beautiful musical meditation on death I'd heard.

As a Russian-American, I’ve always been very conscious of myself: What exactly does it mean to be Russian? Composer, musician, electronic artist...

Neneh Cherry’s first solo record in nearly 20 years, produced by Four Tet? How could you not feel the excitement and anticipation of what such a...

Attempting to put words to the sonic world of Tim Hecker is a tall order. For the past 15 years he has explored an uncharted backcountry of sound...

The most striking part of Versions, the new album from Nika Roza Danilova, aka Zola Jesus, isn’t the presence of a string quartet or the...

Not even halfway through the first song, and a dense wave of nostalgia runs down my spine. Oh Tricky, how you remind me of being a bitter backwoods...