Interviews

The making of Yo La Tengo’s “Sugarcube”

In a studio converted for Elvis, the eclectic trio cook up an off-kilter noise-pop confection. Then the future Saul Goodman makes it famous…

Norman Whitfield’s desire for creative control took him to war: “He was a winner, but you can’t win all the time”

The Motown visionary and his war for creative control

Billy Childish: “Dylan always got away with doing what he wanted”

After four decades of eclectic exploration, Chatham's Renaissance man brings his rough'n'rowdy ways to the Bob Dylan songbook

Dennis Bovell – Album By Album

The garlanded dub guru and producer looks back at some landmark works

King Crimson on In The Court Of The Crimson King, a new documentary marking their 50th anniversary

Robert Fripp and KC insiders discuss the new doc marking the band's golden jubilee

The Delines: the road to The Sea Drift

Willy Vlautin and Amy Boone discuss their hard-luck tales and stunning balladry

The last hurrah of The Clash: “Combat Rock gets stronger as time goes on”

Combat Rock, 40 years on: collaborators and contemporaries go through the classic album track by track

Arooj Aftab: “If you’re an artist with an ego, you’re not a good artist”

The Brooklyn-based singer-composer reveals her love of hedonism and the full extent of her musical ambitions

Kurt Vile, Cat Power and more dig deep into the genius of The Rolling Stones’ Exile On Main St: “It has got everything”

A band on the run. A decadent mansion in the South of France. One song called “Bent Green Needles” and another about Brian Jones. A double album that, against all odds, became the creators’ most iconic work

The Black Keys: “I had the most fun on Dropout Boogie over any other record”

In Nashville, the world's biggest small band talk early days, detentions and lost fingers
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