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The Breeders Splash Back into Shape

The Breeders Splash Back into Shape

Rob Zombie & Marilyn Manson Coming to PHX

Rob Zombie & Marilyn Manson Coming to PHX

Karla Bonoff on What Making Music Is Really About

By Robrt L. Pela
Mar 7, 2018

Catching up with the musician before she visits the MIM.
How David Lynch Inspired El Sonida De Reposa's New Record

By Amy Young
Aug 3, 2017

Gerald Schoenherr and co. will play a rare live show.
Without George Clinton, What Would Modern Rap Sound Like?

By Ashley Naftule
Aug 2, 2017

On the enduring influence of the P-Funk ringmaster.
Blackberry Smoke Aren't the Next Lynyrd Skynyrd

By Amy Young
Jul 19, 2017

But they do know how to rock.
Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie Know Exactly What You Want

By Jason P. Woodbury
Jul 19, 2017

And they serve it right up with their new record.
The Dream of the '80s Is Alive in Hall & Oates

By Ashley Naftule
Jul 12, 2017

They're once again getting their due as a group that was genuinely awesome. It was a long time coming.
Beach Fossils Are Ready to Embrace the Madness

By Ashley Harris
Jul 12, 2017

Beach Fossils are masters of reinvention. After years of lineup changes and continued musical experimentation, they have to be. The Brooklyn band’s latest album, Somersault, ushers in a yet another new chapter. It’s their third LP and the first record released on frontman Dustin Payseur’s label, Bayonet Records. He founded...
Bruce Hornsby on Pranking Bob Weir and How Basketball Inspires Him

By Tom Reardon
Jul 6, 2017

Hornsby and the Noisemakers are coming to Celebrity Theatre.
Weird Radicals Get Heavy With Flight of Fancy

By Tom Reardon
Jun 27, 2017

"We decided to do an ’80s/’90s rock kind of thing, and I bookended it with some ’60s influences.”
Quintron & Miss Pussycat Use Puppets and Mad Science to Make You Sweat

By Ashley Naftule
Jun 22, 2017

In the best way.
Your Field Guide to Vans Warped Tour 2017 in Phoenix

By Lauren Cusimano
Jun 19, 2017

You aren't too punk rock for sunscreen, brah.
How Future Became The Poet Laureate of Percocet

By Ashley Naftule
Jun 16, 2017

The difference between Future and everyone else is that he doesn't sound like he enjoys any of it.
How Hurray for the Riff Raff Bridge New Orleans to Puerto Rico Through Song

By Amy Young
Jun 2, 2017

They'll bring their latest songs to downtown Phoenix.
Anna Wise on Working with Kendrick Lamar and Being a Maxine Waters Fangirl

By Ashley Naftule
Jun 2, 2017

"I literally saw Maxine from across the hall and ran up to her like a little child."
When You're Modest Mouse, Change Is Inevitable

By Amy Young
May 29, 2017

They’ve always been a band to keep you teetering on the edge.
Why There's No More Separating Art and Politics for Wavves

By Jason Keil
May 25, 2017

"It’s hard to avoid the shit that’s going on in the world," Stephen Pope says.
Dave Vanian of The Damned: 'Catch Us Before We Die!'

By Tom Reardon and Amy Young
May 19, 2017

New Times talks with Dave Vanian and Captain Sensible.
How Poptone Synthesize 40 Years of Music

By Tom Reardon
May 9, 2017

Featuring members of Bauhaus, Tones on Tail, and Love and Rockets.
Don’t Expect Fyre Festival-Style Drama at FORM Arcosanti

By Ashley Naftule
May 9, 2017

Not gonna happen. But here's a look at what will.
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith on Vanilla Ice, Miyazaki Movies, and the Sound of Silence

By Ashley Naftule
May 5, 2017

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith doesn't play music so much as she paints it. At work behind her Buchla Music Easel, she crafts songs that twist and turn and are full of strange colors. The Los Angeles-based composer is a wizard with modular synthesizers, conjuring myriad gorgeous tones and textures with her...

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