Interviews

Honcho Caleb Braaten looks back at the early days of the label, the changes that it underwent, and where it's going in this exclusive interview

The Dillinger Escape Plan's Ben Weinman talks about Chris Cornell and how his legacy will never die.

'People have shorter attention spans than they used to, so I think the atomization of information will probably continue, compressing word-spurts into shorter and shorter bursts.'

Three days of L-shaped men and women.

'I don’t even know how many songs we played before I fell and started taking my sh*t apart. I think I started taking the cymbals off the drums, too. It was a total sh*tshow. But I think we sold the most merch that night, so we must’ve done something right.'

The pleasure is all ours.

Kayo Dot honcho Toby Driver forces himself out of his natural ways for 'Madonnawhore,' out now via the Flenser. Check out the video for 'Avignon.'

We spoke to the rap-punk duo about their new 'United States of Ho99o9,' getting kicked off of Warped Tour and figuring out how to stay abrasive.

'Helium never technically broke up ... so we’ll see what happens. Maybe in 10 years we’ll make a record.'

'How does everybody not understand that [flute] is one of the sickest instruments of all time? I root for the flute.'