Andy Shauf discusses his compelling new album Norm, thoughts about a perceived Andy Shauf multiverse, narrative inspiration from George Saunders and Nicholas Olson, employing synthesizers for various reasons, god and Seinfeldia, touring again, other futur

Ira Kaplan discusses the lovely new Yo La Tengo album, This Stupid World, health, wellness, and the movies, writing and recording the new album in an unusual way, longevity and external expectations, John McEntire and Rick Moranis, remembering Dallas Good

Noah23 discusses his brilliant new album, Ikosi Tria, numerology, synchronicity, temporality, pharmacology, sanity, reality, hilarity, hip-hop superiority, future plans and much more. Supported by you on Patreon, Pizza Trokadero, the Booksh

Kid Koala discusses his elaborate new album and board game, Creatures of the Late Afternoon, music interactivity, self-recording, self-sampling, and self-pressing his records, what scratching does to vinyl, the night time, elaborate stage shows, films, up

To celebrate the release of Bob Dylans Fragments Time Out Of Mind Sessions (1996-1997): The Bootleg Series Vol. 17, Daniel Lanois reflects upon producing Time Out of Mind and also 1989s Oh Mercy, his entire working and social relationship with Dylan,

Meg Baird discusses her wonderful new album Furling, New Jersey and Philadelphia, radio and music discovery, piano and cello, field hockey and basketball, guitar and drums, Neil Young and Charlie Saufley, the pandemic and touring, other future plans and m

Sandy Miranda, Jonah Falco, Mike Haliechuk, and Damian Abraham discuss the excellent new Fucked Up album, One Day, creative stipulations, 24 hours, grieving, positivity, trauma, punk, Whos Emma, gentrification, agoraphobia, fatalism, writing lyrics again

H.C. McEntire discusses her wondrous and thought-provoking new album, Every Acre, North Carolina life and growing up a jock, getting into college radio, guitar, and poetry, contemplating naming history and the stolen lands of Indigenous and BIPOC peoples

Christina Billotte, Kathi Wilcox, and Steve Dore discuss their unique history and work together as the Casual Dots, living far apart but making it work, two-guitar interplay, recording their new album Sanguine Truth with Guy Picciotto and Don Zientara, so

Don Pyle discusses his beautiful new book of photography, Shot in a Mirror, missing his dear friend and collaborator Dallas Good, the status of Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet and the new music they made for the Kids in the Hall, photography and posterity