22-20s
From Lincolnshire to Camden. The 22-20s tell of the hype, the hell and the Heavenly. And, of course, the blues. Sherief Younis muddys the waters..

23/11/2004

SHARKEY
He's compared to Beck, boasts the production credits of Beastie Boy producer Mario C, is given mad love by Wyclef Jean, The Black Eyed Peas, and the Pharcyde and still you're unlikely to have heard of him. That's all about to change. Meet Sharkey.

25/06/2004

THE WALKMEN
“I just saw the Hot Hot Heat in British Columbia when we played. They're funny guys. Dante told me this joke that I liked "Two bears are eating a clown, and one turns to the other and says 'does this taste funny to you?'"”

03/04/2004

VELVET REVOLVER
’A good rock n roll album is like smuggled drugs in all this corporate bullshit, and Contrabands a cool word’ – Duff Mckagan

31/03/2004

COOPER TEMPLE CLAUSE
Via a dodgy transatlantic phone line, irrespective of the time, Didz offers his very unique take on The Cooper's adventure in America. The juggernaut ride to international success just got a little smoother....

10/03/2004

AUF DER MAUR
She's been in Hole, the Smashing Pumpkins, toured with A Perfect Circle, worked with Kyuss but she's never been to me. Or so the song goes at least.

22/02/2004

JET
Inspired by the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, AC/DC, the Faces and T Rex, JET release GET BORN. Trademark guitars, trademark hair, trademark licks - but also trademark spunk. Carl Maurice invites us to a fair hearing.

25/10/2003

EMILY EAVIS
Eyes down for a full house. James Berry asks Emily Eavis - Glasto organiser and daughter of Glastonbury Festival founding father, Michael 'Where's Your Head At? As if she needed asking....

20/06/2003

BRITISH SEA POWER
James Berry asks British Sea Power, 'Where's Your Head At?

10/06/2003

MEDIUM 21
James Berry asks John Clough of MEDIUM 21, 'Where's Your Head At?

15/05/2003

BLUETONES
James Berry asks Adam Devlin of the Bluetones, 'Where's Your Head At?

11/05/2003

IAN MCCULLOCH
With a new album, 'Slideling' due out on Cooking Vinyl this week, Sid thought it was about time he faced the insurmountable confidence and swagger of the Mac.

17/04/2003

WHITE LIGHT MOTORCADE
With an album out in the USA already, an EP in the UK ready to burn and a stack of old 'Zep, Stone Roses and MC5 re'cuds at the ready, Sid frisks the White Light Motorcade.

06/04/2003

HOT HOT HEAT
James Berry asks HOT HOT HEAT 'Where's Your Head At?

05/04/2003

THE D4
They're noisy, they don't fancy Karen O, they bit parted in Xena Warriour Princess,and one of them is called Jimmy Christmas. With just a pinch then of salt, Kim Hollingdale tells the unlikely story of New Zealand's The D4.

05/04/2003

JETPLANE LANDING
If Jetplane Landing aren’t coming to a venue near you on the 2003 Tour of Extremities, then damn it you are missing out and its all your own fault people.

29/03/2003

ERLEND OYE
It's the usual ten questions that determine just where the artist is at. But this time it's Erelnd Oye - one half of the Kings of Convenience.

16/02/2003

ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION
Asian Dub Foundation release their fast and furious new single “Fortress Europe” on January 27th 2003 on Virgin Records. Kim Hollingdale catches up with the band.

15/02/2003

THE MENDOZA LINE
James Berry asks Peter Hoffman of the lushious Americana export, THE MENDOZA LINE , 'Where's Your Head At?

15/02/2003

THE BANDITS
Those pesky scouse gits, The Bandits get verbally frisked by kick-ass Kim Hollingdale. And then some.

15/02/2003

BADLY DRAWN BOY
The 'shambolic' subtext of nu acoustic guru, Damon Gough, a.k.a Badly Drawn Boy was an affectionate enough tribute one would have thought. But think again. This is a man who holds court with one hand and plays beautifully realised music with the other.

11/01/2003

GOLDRUSH
Crud plays host to a preview listen to the brand new spanking debut album from Goldrush out in stores on September 2nd. Read the feature and spin the wheel...

21/09/2002

CASSIUS
In the run-up to the release of their hotly anticipated new single and new album Marc Sallis finds out whether Cassius are French dance music’s missing link. Interview by Marc Sallis

21/09/2002

APPLES IN STEREO
Robert Schneider of the Apples in Stereo talks about giving up the retro rock fetish for something new. By Allan Martin Kemler

21/09/2002

COLDPLAY
They might not be the most charismatic band in the world. They may be struggling very hard with the press this summer to correct that opinion. What you can't correct though are the facts behind the songs.

09/08/2002

WILCO
Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy talks about how he and his band put together one of the best albums of the year. By Allan Martin Kemler

09/08/2002

SUPER FURRY ANIMALS
Allan Martin Kemler interviews the UK's lefty anti-heroes on the eve of the US release of "Rings Around The World". Photo by Matt Greenberg.

09/08/2002