The Record That Changed My Life: Alex Winter on John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme'
'I listened to the stuff when Miles and Coltrane were playing together, then I heard this and I was like, 'This is something else altogether!"'
The Q Interview
Def.fo on Combining 'Folk, Psychedelic, Indie, Trip-Hop, and Whatever Else' to Create His Debut Album, 'Eternity'
The diverse collection of songs features contributions from Michael Head (Shack) and Chris Geddes (Belle and Sebastian).
Sam Roberts on the Sam Roberts Band's New Album, the Mysteries of the U.S. Market, and Channeling Chris Gaines
These stalwarts of Canadian indie rock want you to know they've always been here. Just hand them the keys.Emily Whitehurst on Survival Guide: 'Maybe I'm on the Right Path Now'
The former Tsunami Bomb and Action Design singer explores a new direction with Survival Guide's 'Deathdreams.'Love the One You’re With: Rock Photographer Henry Diltz Gives Q an Exclusive Glimpse Into 50 Years With Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
The legendary lensman talks us through the tales behind 10 rare shots from his new book chronicling the iconic folk rock band.Stewart Copeland on the Origins of Klark Kent, the End of the Police, and His Adoration of Oysterhead
'I'm in [my diary] writing: "Klark Kent's having this hit. Who needs these other guys? With Klark Kent, I could make £7,000 A YEAR!'"Director Oliver Murray on Assembling the Documentary Short 'Now and Then: The Last Beatles Song'
'I felt like I've been a part of something that was important in the history of music.'Sweet Pill Members Speak on Band History, New EP 'Starchild' and Full Album Plans for 2025
The buzzed-about Philadelphia band's 'Starchild' is slated for a March 15 release via Hopeless Records. Two of the four tracks are already available to stream.Rosanne Cash on Re-Releasing 'The Wheel,' Starting Her Own Record Label, and Working With the National
'Matt [Berninger of the National] has the sexiest voice in the world.'Sheryl Crow on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Artificial Intelligence, Her Upcoming Album 'Evolution,' and Being a Cool Mom
'We have to figure out a way to get women to pick up a guitar or a bass, or sit behind some drums, and really deliver some truth.'Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Ortiz on the Band's Latest Album, its Reissued First Album, and Los Angeles Drivers
'I always want to be able to try 40 different versions of a guitar solo by myself.'Jason Isaacs on Transforming Into Cary Grant for 'Archie,' Children Not Recognizing Him as Lucius Malfoy, and His Love of Bob Marley
"I had no idea that there were that many people who could do that much work to make me look less like myself!"'Confessions of a Rock 'N' Roll Name Dropper': Laurie Kaye on the Final Interview with John Lennon
Throughout her career, Laurie Kaye interviewed numerous greats. But one of her biggest interviews is laced with tragedy.'The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story': A 10-Year Anniversary Conversation With Author Vivek Tiwary
The Grammy-winning Broadway producer's graphic novel 'The Fifth Beatle' tells the story of Beatles manager Brian Epstein.Andy Mackay Discusses His New Collaboration With Phil Manzanera and Some Famous Freelance Gigs Outside of Roxy Music
The sax legend reminisces about working with Paul McCartney, Pet Shop Boys, and Mott the Hoople, among othersBilly Idol on Making a Concert Film at the Hoover Dam, Collaborating with Miley Cyrus, and Almost Playing the T-1000 in 'Terminator 2'
The spiky-haired rocker also reveals how he had a good laugh with Sting - and Trudie Styler - over a certain 'SNL' sketch.Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos Mulls Over Bedroom Pop, 30-Second Songs and Weird Chord Progressions
"I think there are infinite possibilities for where a song could go."Martin Fry of ABC on 'Beauty Stab' Turning 40 and Surviving Critical Slings, Arrows, and Accusations of a Sophomore Slump
"To say that it was a career disaster... That can't have been true, because here I am, standing on a stage in front of 20,000 people, singing those songs!"Dave Alvin on the Blasters' Legacy, Playing with The Third Mind, Writing Music for John Waters, and Opening For Queen
"You've never really been booed until you've been booed by 17,000 Queen fans."John Douglas of the Trashcan Sinatras Reflects on the Sudden Top 10 Success of 'Cake' After 33 Years
"We're getting lots of attention. We've not really had that too many times in our career, so it's been a very pleasant surprise!"Phil Manzanera Has Put Roxy Music Back on the Shelf, But He and Andy Mackay Are Still Together
The guitar legend discusses his latest endeavor, his debut solo LP, and past collaborations with Brian Eno, David Gilmour, and Split EnzMadness' Suggs on the Band's First No. 1 Album, Covering Supergrass, and the Importance of 'Norton Folgate'
"They'll say, 'Can you do [the "One Step Beyond" moves]?' And I'm like, 'Mate, I'm 62 years old. You do it, alright?'"Mariel Loveland of Best Ex on Leaving the Candy Hearts Behind and the Partial Delusion Required to Make It in Music
The singer-songwriter dissects her new album, reveals the ways touring has changed since the pandemic, and discusses how she's been inspired by Taylor Swift.Robert Fripp on 50 Years of '(No Pussyfooting),' Working With Brian Eno, the Future of King Crimson, and More
The legendary guitarist also discusses collaborating with Daryl Hall and David Bowie, and a close encounter with Lester Bangs.Nick Broomfield, Director of 'The Stones and Brian Jones,' on One of Rock's Most Misunderstood Geniuses
"There's a wonderful eccentricity that he brought to all those numbers which made them stand out from what everybody else was doing. He gave the band an edge."Graham Parker Still Makes Records Because He Still Writes Songs — Simple as That
Graham Parker discusses his lengthy career, his influences, and his fans — including Bruce Springsteen.Wes Leavins of Brigitte Calls Me Baby on the Band's Debut EP, Working With Dave Cobb, and Playing Elvis Onstage
"There's never been an attempt to be in or out of time."Ken Womack, Author, 'Living The Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans'
The first full-length biography of Mal Evans, the Beatles' beloved friend, confidant, and roadie.Michael Eisenstein of Letters To Cleo: 'It's a Mystery and Alchemy Behind Getting a Hit Song'
Whether it's Boston, Los Angeles, Nebraska or New York City, Letters To Cleo have your town in sightThurston Moore – 'I Was Like: That is Beautiful, Who in God's Name is That? And You Could Only Fantasize About What That Sounds Like, You Know?'
The Sonic Youth frontman takes us on a journey through New York, No Wave, and what it’s like being the boy in a bandGlenn Mercer on The Feelies' Live Album of Velvet Underground covers, Their Connection to Jonathan Demme, and More
True story: if he'd had the funding, director Jonathan Demme would've done a Feelies concert film before doing 'Stop Making Sense'Nick Heyward on The 40th Anniversary of 'North of a Miracle' And Other Efforts From His Solo Catalogue
The Haircut One Hundred frontman discusses why he split with the band and whether they might yet return to AmericaNorman Blake of Teenage Fanclub on the Band's Ironically-Titled New Album, 'Nothing Lasts Forever,' And More
The Scottish songwriter/guitarist discusses his musical origins, working with BMX Bandits and Joe Pernice, and meeting Ray Davies.Peter Frampton on His Latest Live Album, The State of His Health and the Best Bit About Being on 'The Simpsons'
The noted guitarist also talks about touring with David Bowie, guesting on 'Black Sheep Squadron,' and working with Dolly Parton and George HarrisonStephen Duffy of The Lilac Time—Still Enthusiastic After All These Years
Even with a musical history that includes Duran Duran, "Kiss Me," Robbie Williams, and Barenaked Ladies, folk still comes first for the Lilac Time frontmanDan Wilson of Semisonic on Songwriting, Post-Bubblegum Rock and AI vs. AI
With humor and heart, the Semisonic frontman waxes poetic on touring in 2023, catchy AM radio riffs and the beauty of songs under three minutes.Juliana Hatfield on the Mysteries and Magic of Electric Light Orchestra
A cosmic collection of covers that are both faithful to the originals and uniquely her own.Greg Ackell of Drop Nineteens: 'It Always Does Start With the Music'
Sonic nostalgia via Drop Nineteens is greeting your ears, some thirty years after the fact
