Sunday, January 1 1995
Clinic
Clinic is nothing if not unconventional. They specialize in three-minute pop songs, but what other so-called pop songwriters would look to the grimy textures of…
Less Smooch, More Dance: An Interview with The Clientele
The Clientele's Alasdair Maclean tells us everything we need to know, from A to K.
Catch That Wave: Interview with the Click Five’s Ben Romans
PopMatters talks to the Click Five, perhaps the world's first boy band influenced by The Cars.
The Weight of Words: An Interview with Clearlake
'I think for music to be good, it needs to go quite deep,' says Jason Pegg, front man of British rock band Clearlake. But are American audiences -- who will get their first taste of Clearlake this spring as they tour with the Decemberists and Stereolab -- ready to go deep with them? PopMatters takes a look.
The Clarks
Mention The Clarks to most music fans outside of Pittsburgh, and you’re likely to be met with a look of blank indifference. However, the fact…
Clap Your Hands Say No
With the white-hot hype behind them, CYHSY's Alec Ounsworth looks back on the Talking Heads comparison, the glare of overexposure and the two-letter word no record-company suit ever wants to hear.
Experience Turned to Song: An Interview with Chiara Civello
Multi-lingual jazz singer explains the accessible language of melody.
Tall Pines Reaching the Sky: Interview with Jere Cherryholmes
'I tell people, when they talk about how much they grow on their instruments, its like watching them grow physically.' Cherryholmes patriarch, Jere Cherryholmes, talks to PopMatters about his talented family.
The Chemical Brothers: Still Working It Out
Ten years on, the Chemical Brothers haven't lost a beat. PopMatters interviews the Manchester beat masters.
A Rake to the Mind: An Interview with Will Johnson
The Centro-matic songwriter finds humor in dark situations, big words, and touring challenges, and still isn't sure what happens when he crosses the Atlantic.
A Not-So-Lonesome Whistle: Johnny Cash at Sun Records
Music historian Colin Escot guides us through the Man in Black's earliest recordings.
A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Also Country
Caitlin Cary and Thad Cockrell let their joy bloom while talking about their new album.
Caitlin Cary
CAITLIN CARY While You Weren’t Looking(Yep Roc)US release date: 26 March 2002 Pony Girl “I’ll let you know that I may have to answer another…
Just What You Needed: An Interview with The New Cars
The New Cars get ready to hit the road with singer Todd Rundgren.
New and Improved: A Chat with Vanessa Carlton
Vanessa Carlton grows up as an artist and a person, and she tells PopMatters all about it.
LoveFool, Long Gone
Best known for their smash hit off the Romeo and Juliet soundtrack, fresh of a hiatus from American audiences, and moving in an entirely new direction, the nearly decade-old Cardigans find themselves in a curious place. Are they a one hit wonder, long time cult act, or fresh new face? PopMatters investigates.
Not the Tremblin’ Kind
Laura Cantrell got some surprising help on the way to being one of indie's premiere country singers.
