Patrick Haggerty on making the first out and proud country album, and its relevance 40 years later.

Markus Popp on the origins of glitch music and the sonic trajectory he is currently navigating.

The alter-ego of Jerry Williams, Jr. tells his story to Markly in this candid interview.

Singer-songwriter Chris Newkirk on his college band that time forgot.

Karl Blau could have been an oyster mogul, but instead he became a living legend in the home recorded music scene.

Phil Elverum talks about charting the course from the Microphones to Mount Eerie and back.

Sean Schuster-Craig calls his music “ADHD Psychedelia.”

Professor Grubbs discusses the path from hardcore punk that led him to the world of fine arts and improvisation.

Donnie and Joe made the leap from agriculture to popular culture, over three decades after the release of their 1979 album Dreamin’ Wild.