Interviews music

The Pixies' lead guitarist, Joey Santiago, talks about 'Indie Cindy' and reminisces over the band's start during their college days.

'I'm not really a full-tilt blues guy or a full-tilt folk guy or a full-tilt country guy or a full-tilt rock guy, I've been influenced by all those forms of music and I enjoy 'em all. So it's a good place for a songwriter to be, where you just don't have to think about the future of the song. I just write.'

Up and coming singer Katja Glieson recently left her Australian home to take the plunge and jet to the land of opportunity, Los Angeles, where musicians, dancers and producers are aplenty. I had the pleasure of chatting with Glieson one on one about her budding career, struggles and who she hopes …

An interview with Tom Paxton on his latest album "Redemption Road," along with a review of the release.

Two men who were integral to allowing Minogue to unlock her muse were Dave Seaman and Steve Anderson (Brothers in Rhythm). In this interview, they reunite to recall the road to “Where Is the Feeling?” in their own words.

Former Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna guitar virtuoso Jorma Kaukonen adds another splendid acoustic contribution to his solo catalogue.

I've heard it said many times and I agree that the period-instrument movement was one of the two or three most refreshing and lifeblood-giving events in a century to keep classical music alive.

The Grammy nominated "patriarch of prog" on his brilliant new album, those rumors of a Porcupine Tree reunion, and how to disappear in the modern technological age.

As her album release approaches, the 'America's Got Talent' finalist talks about making her 'Chandelier' video after her 'AGT' performance of the Sia hit went viral.

Singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini discusses his new album, 'Caustic Love.'