"It turns out I had mistakenly sent the text directly to Britt Daniels, because those two B names were right next to each other."

Little time is wasted on Sissy Wish's Beauties Never Die; the album zips by in a flash, and it has a confidence in both the performance and production that gives it real muscle.

Bands like us that do it old school in a van, 300 shows a year, are enjoying much success doing everything we want to do without some jerk-off in a suit telling us what to do.

We're like brothers and sisters and I can promise that will never happen.

There a lot of us and we all have so many ideas that sometimes we need to be reigned in.

It's like getting divorced and remarried again; it's just not going to work.

El Cielo firmly established Dredg as the cerebral, progressive/art rock outfit they seemed destined to become.

Being in a band is like being married to three girls at the same time. You have to make sure that you're all happy and not stepping on each other's toes, doing an equal amount of work in the house and all that kind of stuff.

It's Terminator all over, man. Wasn't that a great movie?

[Incubus's] Brandon Boyd is a massive fan of ours.

I have more determination than any of these guys. In the sense of fighting over Lady Gaga, I mean.

If you keep going, I think it pays off, I really do. 

"In the big scheme of everything, I'm making music; it's my job and it's my dream."

The case for Bombara's artistic growth and creative expansion is evidenced by the staying power of the six songs that constitute what you could call it an EP.

Join us for an exercise in brevity with Eulogies singer/songwriter Peter Walker.

"The whole experience has been amazing. When you get to do something you're madly in love with it never feels like work."

We went into this one just wanting to do it for ourselves and we're pretty proud of it.