#SLUGinterview
Straight Freak Ticket Interview w/ Love Battery
Love Battery has been one of my favorite bands for quite a while. They just barely released their new album, Straight Freak Ticket and they’re coming to SLC! … read more
Latimer: March 1995
Latimer equals sound. Latimer is a big sound that is manipulated and layered. Four guys from Philadelphia that happen to be loud as hell. … read more
Lou Barlow of Sebadoh: February 1995
Lou Barlow is no slouch. In my high-tech home environment phone interviews are recorded using the latest in modern technology. … read more
Shadowplay: January 1995
Shadowplay has been around SLC since 1989. They’re one of those bands that everyone’s heard of and you think you may know someone who’s played with them. … read more
Interview: Jawbox
The last few years, Jawbox is good music. If you can afford it, go see them on the big stage. If you can’t, they’ll be back in the clubs soon. … read more
Interview: Charlie Musselwhite
We just have a good time. Nobody wants to be the star. We like music, and wanna make good music, and that’s all there is to it. … read more
Interview: Bad Religion
Intelligent, uncompromising, perpetually challenging the status quo: all of the above help to describe Bad Religion, the thinking-man’s hardcore act. … read more
Interview: March 1993
Recently, I had a chance to interview some members of The Candy Skins by phone—drummer John Halliday, singer Nick Cope and Karl Shale, the bass player. Listening to the tape of our conversation, I realized I couldn’t tell one from the next. … read more
Interview: Sonic Youth
Spare us the attitude and read what Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth had to say about Dirty, natural anarchists, and Free Kitten. … read more
Interview: Breeders
In 1989, Dayton Ohio twin sisters, Kim (The Pixies) Deal and Kelley Deal, mulled over the idea of a “real” female rock band. The “Bangles From Hell”…and thus THE BREEDERS were bred. … read more