While most were at CMJ, we decided to stay. And a good thing we did! The Black Keys collaborating with RZA, Sufjan cracking a new bottle of Christmas tunes, the return of The Rolling Stones, and Blondie covering David Essex. Plus, there is a sample of our interview with RNDM, the new project from Joseph Arthur and Jeff Ament. Plenty to dig into.
The Weekly Feed’s Kyle Meredith shares his top five songs of the week including tracks from Local Natives, HAIM, Sean Bones, Ty Segal and Bon Iver. (Plus, check out his interview with Tanlines.)
Toby Leaman from Dr. Dog talks with Kyle Meredith about deconstructing pop, the role that age plays in music, odd jobs, My Morning Jacket and their upcoming EP.
Toby Leaman from Dr. Dog talks with Kyle Meredith about deconstructing pop, the role that age plays in music, odd jobs, My Morning Jacket and their upcoming EP.
The Weekly Feed x Wilco: + Matt & Kim, Calvin Harris, Liars, The Black Keys, & Field Music
The Weekly Feed: Nada Surf (by theweeklyfeed)
Matthew Caws has seen it all. As lead man of Nada Surf, Caws survived the 90s - and that song - rediscovered success on their own terms in the 2000s and have come out as one of best sure-fire bands for both critics and fans alike. We sat down with Caws at Headliners Music Hall to talk about his professor parents, growing older in rock and roll, the NPR debate and more. And stick around for a performance of Looking Through at the end.
The Weekly Feed: Justin Townes Earle (by theweeklyfeed)
Justin Townes Earle has lived more lives in his one than most of us will ever see. From substance abuse to his storied parental problems, it’s all been well documented in his songs. After grabbing critical acclaim on 2010’s Harlem River Blues, Earle is back with Nothing’s Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now, a musical sendoff to that old Stax and Memphis sound with lyrics heartfelt and tattooed deep beyond his sleeves. We talk age, parenting, roots, and much much more backstage at Forecastle 2012.
