The Weepies, plus one

Steve Tannen says husband-and-wife duo is trying to juggle newfound parenthood with touring demand for its latest album, Hideaway.

Spice 1: Home Street Home

Bay Area icon and gangsta rap pioneer, Spice 1 talks about his recent shooting, early days in the game, majors vs. indies, and upcoming album.

Lady Antebellum Speaks

Lady Antebellum singer Hillary Scott celebrates the group's debut album release, finding success, and corn dogs.

Lyrics Born: Born to Rhyme

One of the most distinctive voices in hip-hop, Lyrics Born speaks on his mixtape series, the Bay Area scene, and his new album Everywhere At Once.

Ministry Is Dead

Al Jourgensen discusses Ministry's final tour, his distaste for the Bush dynasty, and the upcoming REVCO album. You also get to meet his dogs, Lemmy and Ozzy.

The Season of the Switch(foot)

Jon Foreman, frontman for multiplatinum rock group Switchfoot, talks about turning inward on four EPs, each focused on a season.

Buckshot: Formula for Success

Brooklyn rap kingpin talks about Duck Down business takeovers, the state of Black Moon, and his new album The Formula.

The Duke Spirit's Diva

Emerging band's frontwoman Liela Moss talks about making a new album in the Mojave Desert and the chaos that comes with being a buzz band.

Muggs: Soul Assassins Forever

One of the greatest producers of our times, Muggs breaks it down in this extensive interview.

Moby: About Last Night

NYC-based electronic producer breaks down his new album and disputes the public perception of him, but admits: "If I weren't me, I'd probably be annoyed by me too."