The story of the making of ‘Give Up’, the million-selling collaboration between Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard and Dntel. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Jimmy Tamborello looks back at The Postal Service and discusses his new album Aimlessness. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Travelling to Open’er festival in Gdynia to meet Jonny Greenwood’s favourite radical composer, Krzysztof Penderecki. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Garbage’s fiery frontwoman talks fear, feminism and flirting with disaster. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Meeting Adam Granduciel of The War On Drugs. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

There’s plenty of money in Abu Dhabi, but there are some things it can’t buy. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

In one of her most extensive ever interviews the Icelandic innovator discusses everything from piracy to punk. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Hanging out with Barclays bankers at The Mercury Prize 2011 as the “liar loans” lawsuits begin. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

The former Pavement frontman is laidback in London. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Mark Oliver Everett discusses Eels, being mistaken for a terrorist and the mysteries of space and time. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

‘Who in the hell is Tom Jones?’ spat Charles Bukowski. It’s a good question. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

CocoRosie interviewed at length on camera about their new album ‘Grey Oceans’. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Mark Mothersbaugh on the return of Devo, Sid Vicious’ attitude and working with Neil Young and Wes Anderson. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

The actress and singer on charmingly ebullient form discussing her father Serge, her film career or her own intriguing musical journey. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Going undercover at the Red Bull Music Academy to find out what sort of musicians would sign up to be part of a rock brand. (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

What brings back those wild-eyed Libertines that had been away? Money? Ego? Music? Love? (Drowned In Sound) Continue reading →

Staff Benda Bilili discuss life in the Democratic Republic of Congo, living with polio and how they came to make their remarkable music. (Drowned In Sound & World Health Organisation) Continue reading →