THE ARCHIVE

Got a chance to catch up with synth legend, Karl Bartos. In the 1970s and 1980s, Karl helped propel the use of the synthesizer with Kraftwerk on albums like The Man-Machine and Computer World. Along with Ralf Hütter, Florian Schneider and Wolfgang Flür, Karl would inspire an entire generation of electronic musicians.. In the 1990s, Karl would leave Kraftwerk and embark a solo career, continuing to collaborate with a number of musicians, like Bernard Sumner of New Order and An

Got to chat with the incredible musician and composer Robert Ouyang Rusli, who scored Julio Torres' recent surrealist comedy film,...

I met Rikard Jönsson a few years ago when he was working at Ableton. The company came to my home studio to research how musicians were...

I discovered French duo Papooz around 2016. I had a bi-weekly radio show in New York on Newtown Radio, called "Outerspace". The show was...

Last year I got the chance to visit the Bob Baker Marionette Theater in Los Angeles. If you've never been there before, it's quite an...

Had a chance to talk with the legendary composer, record producer, keyboardist and synth pioneer - Jan Hammer! Jan pioneered the use of...

John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies have a brand new video out for "My Name Is Death", from their upcoming album, Lost...

Had a chance to interview musician and composer Jerskin Fendrix, who scored Yorgos Lanthimos' critically acclaimed film, Poor Things. The...

Musician, master synthesist, and member of Nine Inch Nails, Alessandro Cortini, answers a few questions about gear and more. Just a heads...

The audiovisual artist and woodworker from Gothenburg, Sweden, Love Hultén, crafts everything by hand. He was kind enough to take part in...

Had a chance to catch up with keyboardist and composer John Medeski, who composed and performed the original score for the Showtime series, The Curse, created and written by Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie. Daniel Lopatin, aka Oneohtrix Point Never, a regular collaborator of show co-creator Benny Safdie, served as the executive producer of the album, which was recorded and mixed by Randall Dunn.

The incredible Tia Cabral, aka SPELLLING, answers some questions about gear, inspirations, Iggy Pop and more! Photos provided by Ambar...

Got the chance to interview the incredible Tim Gane of Stereolab. This one is pretty special because Stereolab are one of my all-time...

Had the chance to interview keyboardist Mikael Jorgensen of Wilco, right before their show in Los Angeles at Theatre at Ace Hotel! Below,...

Had a chance to talk with the extremely talented musician, record producer and composer, Timothy Lee McKenzie, better known as Labrinth....

Mark Mothersbaugh is a legend. Throughout the decades, he has intertwined art and sound as co-founder, lead singer and keyboardist of Devo. He has had a prolific solo career - you're likely to have heard his scoring work before, which includes films like Wes Anderson's Bottle Rocket , Rushmore , The Royal Tenenbaums , and The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou ; The Lego Movie , Thor Ragnarok and more; television shows like Pee-wee's Playhouse , the iconic theme for Rugrats and

Had the chance to catch up with Brad Petering and Jason Wyman of America’s favorite indie band, TV Girl. Having released several records and garnering a cult following over the years, during the pandemic they were found by the TikTok crowd. The band tours frequently across the globe at sold out venues and last year I was lucky enough to accompany them as their opener on tour. Their new gospel-inspired record, Grapes Upon The Vine, was released this summer. Without further ado

Like how your favorite album is there for you in your time of need, the work of filmmaker Gregg Araki makes those who feel different feel...

This one is pretty exciting. Had the chance to interview the incredible Kevin Parker, aka Tame Impala. We talk about synths, making music...

Had the honor of interviewing legendary keyboardist, composer and member of The Cure, Roger O’Donnell. In addition to having an active...