Category Archives: Interviews

Cary Brothers is a man – just one man by the way, it’s not the brothers Cary – of extraordinary talent and uncompromising artistic ethics. Brothers has decided to take the indie musician path to avoid the virtual artistic indentured … Continue reading →

Steve Carlson makes what can only be described as adult music. It’s a little bit country, a little bit rock & roll – to quote the Donny and Marie Osmond song – with a bit of funk, some R&B, and … Continue reading →

Have you ever known the pleasure of a good tip? You know that warm glow that you get when you realise that someone steered you right? It might be a hot tip on a “sure thing” at 20 to 1, … Continue reading →

The first time I heard The Working Title’s debut album About Face I was theirs, forever. What was it that got me? The Working Title are the whole package complete with textured guitar melodies, powerful, emotive lyrics and sensual, soul-stirring … Continue reading →

Willie Herath’s self-described “nod your head beach rock” is the epitome of summer music. Continue reading →

Deep-thinking, deep-feeling, Springsteen fan Phil Ayoub (pronounced A-yoob), is the quintessential all American boy from Boston who has taken the long way round to his music career. Phil did what all of us know we should after high school; he … Continue reading →

Mike Patton is supremely. Supremely artistic, supremely talented, supremely prolific, supremely busy and that last one makes him supremely difficult to get a handle on, to “pin down” both figuratively and literally. In fact this is my second email interview … Continue reading →

What would you say if I told you one of today’s hottest alt.rock bands started out as a skiffle band? I suppose you could point out the Beatles did, too. I would then point out that was then, 40 or … Continue reading →