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One Question Interviews: Powerplant

Feature — February 8, 2021

Theo (Powerplant) SPB: Do you have a preferred color of vinyl pressing? Theo: No! But see through ones let you see the lottery ticket you've been looking for the past two weeks beneath it. They should advance vinyl tech, I want to roll records into tubes and have …

One Question Interviews: Biznaga

Feature — February 9, 2021

Biznaga SPB: What was the last live show you played and what stands out about it from your current, COVID-era perspective? Biznaga: Our last show was in Miranda de Ebro, in the north of Spain, in a quite big and nice venue called "La fábrica de tornillos", a …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Graf Orlock

Feature — February 10, 2021

Justin Smith (Graf Orlock – guitar/vocals) SPB: When you play live, what is your preferred guitar/amp combo? (And why that setup?) Smith: In Graf Orlock I use a Gibson Les Paul with custom made humbuckers which are wound hotter than normal. This runs through an original model Peavey …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Something Is Waiting

Feature — February 11, 2021

William Thomas Fay (Something Is Waiting) SPB: I hear you make your own cabs. Can you tell us what the most important custom features are for your personal sound?  Fay:

One Question Interviews: Cody

Feature — February 12, 2021

Cody Wilson (Cody) SPB: Your name is Cody but this isn’t a guy-with-an-acoustic-guitar thing. Do you identify it as a solo project or would you still call it a “traditional band”? Wilson: We are definitely a traditional band and our name originated from our writing process. The songs …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Jarboe

Feature — February 22, 2021

Jarboe SPB: What is the “go to” Jarboe keyboard (make/model) and what makes this one so essential for you? Jarboe: M-Audio PROKEYS88  Reliable slave / interface for the Mac recording application I use.

One Question Interviews: Rash

Feature — February 24, 2021

Rash SPB: What is your favorite protest song? Eric (vocals): "The Dream is Dead" by Blight Jesse (guitar): "Police State" by Dead Prez Skyler (drums): "Draft Morning" by The Byrds Jim (bass): "Fortunate Son" by Creedence Clearwater Revival

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Kaada

Feature — March 5, 2021

Kaada SPB: For Misinterpretations, you used a grand piano that was (as I understand it) modified with something called Putty Kit, which leads to a unique sound. What is your experience using this and what inspired this project? Kaada: Putty-Kit goes under many different names : Heftemasse/Klebemasse, …

One Question Interviews: Lollygagger

Feature — March 8, 2021

Matt Muffin (Lollygagger) SPB: Have you ever forgotten lyrics or the music for a song while playing live? How did you recover? Muffin: The best story I have is.... A few years ago, Mike and I played in a band called The Peekaboos, which later pretty much …

One Question Interviews: Mycelium Cloak

Feature — March 9, 2021

SJC (Mycelium Cloak – drums/lyrics/vocals) SPB: Has being on a stage regularly changed how you interact with strangers? Are you more/less social because of your stage experience?  SJC: When I first started playing music, it definitely made me more social. Simply playing with other bands extended my network …

One Question Interviews: Shehehe

Feature — March 16, 2021

Jason Fusco (Shehehe) SPB: What drummer (not your own band) stand out to you the most? My faFusco: vorite drummer is Michael Gonzalez of the local Athens, GA band Deep State. I just really dig his driving style of playing. It's aggresive, but fluid, reminds me of why …

One Question Interviews: Water Tower

Feature — March 17, 2021

Kenny Feinstein (Water Tower)   SPB: You’ve been through a lot and your songs reflect that. Can you tell us the symbolism or how you landed on the Water Tower name? Feinstein: Thank you for asking. Thank you for taking the time to listen to and understand my …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Bummer

Feature — March 22, 2021

Matt P. (Bummer) What is your amp setup and how did you choose to pair that with your guitar? Matt says:

One Question Interviews: City Of Industry

Feature — March 23, 2021

Ossa Humiliata (City of Industry) SPB: Who is your favorite lyricist? Humiliata: Damian Abraham and Mike Haliechuk from Fucked Up. Collectively, their word play, storytelling, and creativity are always operating at 100 in my opinion.

One Question Interviews: Old Ghosts

Feature — March 24, 2021

Derek (Old Ghosts) SPB: What is the best TV theme song? Derek: It would have to the Cheers theme (I know I’m showing my age). Some of the lyrics hit me & I find them quite relatable. Also, the piano is quite catchy. Here’s some lyrics with …

One Question Interviews: The Plurals

Feature — March 30, 2021

Tommy Plural (The Plurals) SPB: What do you remember about the first Plurals live show? Tommy: The Plurals -- from the beginning, and to this day, Tommy, Nich, and Hattie -- started playing together when we were all still in high school, largely jamming on Pixies covers in …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Vincas

Feature — March 31, 2021

Gene Woolfolk III (Vincas - guitar) SPB: What type of guitar do you play for live gigs and how/why did you choose it? Woolfolk: I have a plethora of large, heavy tube amps but none of them fit in a minivan. Chris lets me use his Musicman HD-130 …

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: Pinned in Place

Feature — April 2, 2021

Sean Arenas (Pinned in Place – guitar) SPB: What guitar do you play (and how did you choose it)? Arenas: I've only ever owned one electric guitar: my purple Fender Standard Telecaster, a Mexican model. I purchased it when I was nineteen from a sixteen-year-old kid in Temple …

One Question Interviews: Fox Face

Feature — April 5, 2021

Lindsay DeGroot (Fox Face - lead guitar, vocals) SPB: How old were you when you first learned an instrument? DeGroot: I started playing guitar when I was 25 years-old. A few years before that, I played drums for the first time for "All Messed Up." All Messed Up …

One Question Interviews: Nice Surprise

Feature — April 6, 2021

Ian MacDougall (Nice Surprise – guitar/vocals/bass) SPB: Is Nice Surprise primarily a two-person project? What is the origin story? MacDougall: Nice Surprise is myself, Ian MacDougall on Vocals/Guitar/Bass and Stuart Sikes doing the recording and drums. It was pretty much born out of quarantine boredom and our love …