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One Question Interviews: Michael Crafter
Feature — August 1, 2015
Dave Bate (Michael Crafter) SPB: What is a hyped band, TV show, or movie that you just can’t get into? Bate: I can’t get into anything metalcore. The fact that it is so big in this country is actually embarrassing. It is the worst genre of metal ever …
One Question Interviews: Abrams
Feature — August 1, 2015
Taylor Iversen (Abrams) SPB: What club has the worst bathroom? Iversen: Some notable Denver bands on the road like to take pictures of the various bathrooms they encounter with the addendum #TourBathrooms, so I'd say this question pitches right to our wheelhouse. The worst bathroom we've found …
One Question Interviews: Frog
Feature — August 1, 2015
Tom White (Frog) SPB: What do you remember of playing your first live show? White: We played 15 second covers as a house band for a live improv comedy show. We played between acts, but most of the acts didn't know we were going to play, so they …
One Question Interviews: Matthew Ryan
Feature — August 1, 2015
Matthew Ryan SPB: Is there a regional food you look forward to when you tour? Ryan: One of the best parts of touring is getting to enjoy the local culture and foods. My times in Italy stand as my favorite experiences, meal after meal. Late night focaccia fresh …
One Question Interviews: Rebuilder
Feature — August 1, 2015
Sal Medrano (Rebuilder – vocals/guitar) SPB: Who is the first musician whose technique really stood out to you? Medrano: While I play guitar and sing in Rebuilder, I grew up playing drums. I really wanted to push myself to become a better drummer when I listened to the …
One Question Interviews: Theologian
Feature — August 1, 2015
Lee M. Bartow, AKA Theologian Prime (Theologian, Annihilvs Power Electronix) SPB: Do you have a favorite type of van or bus? Bartow: Here I am with my friend and bandmate Fade Kainer's van, while stopping for a leg stretch in Vermont en route to Montreal in June 2015. …
One Question Interviews: Cusses
Feature — August 1, 2015
Angel Bond (Cusses) SPB: What’s the weirdest description you’ve heard of your music? Do you think it’s accurate in any way or can you see where it came from? Bond: The weirdest description we have gotten is we are weirdos. How's that for weird?"
One Question Interviews: Wolfnote
Feature — August 1, 2015
Bo Lueders (Wolfnote) SPB: Assign each member of your band to a character from Sex in the City. Lueders: I think I'm the only one in the band who watched this show, and growing up with a single mother I have definitely seen the entire series a …
One Question Interviews: A Death Cinematic
Feature — August 9, 2015
A Death Cinematic SPB: What is the fewest people you’ve ever played to? How does the crowd size affect your approach? ADC: I have only played a handful of shows and playing live is a fairly new development for A Death Cinematic. Tthe fewest people i played for was …
One Question Interviews: Ma Jolie
Feature — August 10, 2015
Mike Stoloski (Ma Jolie – vocals/guitar) SPB: Is there a particular interview question that you’d prefer to never answer again? Stoloski: Well, this is a hard question to answer. I feel bad criticizing the people who take the time to ask me questions about my music and sit …
One Question Interviews: High Priests
Feature — August 10, 2015
High Priests (Mikey) SPB: How did you “discover” punk rock? Mikey: Well, like a lot of folks out there, I had older relatives who got me into music; who started bands; and brought music I had never heard into my ears. I’d watch my cousin practice at my …
One Question Interviews: All Eyes West
Feature — August 30, 2015
All Eyes West (Justin) SPB: Have you ever forgotten lyrics mid-song? How did you recover? Justin: Oh yeah! Totally. It's happened more times than I'd like to admit. Sometimes during a show, my mind will just wander off on random thoughts. Especially on a long tour. You're playing …
One Question Interviews: Slim Cessna's Auto Club
Feature — August 30, 2015
Slim Cessna (Slim Cessna’s Auto Club) SPB: You recently played at a brewery in Minneapolis. What are some of the more off the beaten path venues you’ve played and what are some pros and/or cons at such settings? Cessna: 15 years ago or so we played a curling …
One Question Interviews: Askrinn
Feature — August 30, 2015
Valenten (Askrinn) SPB: What is your favorite music related film or documentary? Valenten: Probably, it would be Whiplash, the recently-released jazz drumming movie. Although jazz is a genre I almost never listen to, I can only but acknowledge the quality drum patterns in this film, and I …
One Question Interviews: Pears
Feature — August 30, 2015
Zach (Pears) SPB: Who is the best band happening in New Orleans right now? Zach: The best band happening in Nola right now is a country band called Yes Ma'am. They busk on Royal Street and are planning on touring in the fall if they can get enough …
One Question Interviews: Boilerman
Feature — August 30, 2015
Jim (Boilerman) SPB: What’s with the numerical song titles on the EP? Jim: The deal with the numerical song titles for the 10" is two-fold. First, all the songs on the record deal with really similar subject matter -- they're all more or less about different facets of …
One Question Interviews: Loud Boyz
Feature — August 30, 2015
Kenny Brown (Loud Boyz-vocals) SPB: How has your musical taste evolved over the years? Do you think your “high school self” would appreciate the music you make now? Brown: I'm pretty much exactly the same! Loud Boyz is derived from the same punk bands we grew up listening …
One Question Interviews: Stern
Feature — August 30, 2015
Chuck Stern (Stern) SPB: How do you draw the line between taking influence and mimicking? Stern: I think of this as reverential versus referential. Influences are what shape us. They're crucial, but I've never really wanted to cover anyone else's songs or duplicate a specific style. Mimicry falls …
One Question Interviews: Dead Bars
Feature — September 10, 2015
John (Dead Bars) SPB: What does your name mean? John: It comes from a long history of drinking by myself at bars with no one in them.
