Music Critical Questions
Critical Questions: Paul Buchanan
Former Blue Nile frontman on his solo debut and more.
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Critical Questions: Jennifer Herrema of Royal Trux
Talking inspiration with the Queen of Style.
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Critical Questions: Annie Haslam
Renaissance's singer recounts her prog-rock journey.
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Critical Questions: The Spinto Band
The indie rock video is alive and well.
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Critical Questions: Mark Eitzel
Former American Music Club frontman's new moves.
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Critical Questions: John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats
Mountain Goats leader on dark times and horns.
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Critical Questions: Dusted's Brian Borcherdt
Embarking on new musical journey.
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Critical Questions: Brandon Stosuy
One of NYC's savviest cultural curators.
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Critical Questions: ShadowBox's Bonnie Baxter
Lucid dreaming with an electronic experimentalist.
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Critical Questions: Yeasayer's Ira Wolf Tuton
The future is what you make of it.
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Critical Questions: Wayne Coyne
A heady trip inside music's mad scientist.
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Critical Questions: Lindsey Buckingham
The tightrope between rock stardom and artistic exploration.
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Critical Questions: Grass Widow's Hannah Lew
Bassist talks touring, recording and starting a label.
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Critical Questions: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
An affectionate updating of the 1980s UK indie sound.
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Critical Questions: The June Brides
Singer Phil Wilson on the reunion and more.
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Critical Questions: Evans the Death
Twee-punk upstarts discuss their promising self-titled debut.
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Critical Questions: Peter Holsapple
dB's co-frontman's past, present and future.
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Critical Questions: Homeboy Sandman
Stones Throw's former beard fanatic rapper comes clean
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Critical Questions: Belle and Sebastian's Stevie Jackson
Belle and Sebastian guitar man talks solo ventures and more
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Critical Questions: JD Samson
Name changes, experimenting with music, and controversy.
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Critical Questions: Crystal Stilts
Longtime Critical Mob faves open up about their influences.
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Critical Q&A: Jonathan Wilson
Critical Mob's top singer-songwriter of 2011 speaks.
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