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The Backyard Shrooms Bring On The Funk!
The four-piece Gurgaon outfit combine blues, psych rock and ambient sounds on their debut single ‘Groovin’
Bobby: 'I Wanted To Become A Versatile Artist'
The South KoreanAmerican rapper talks about the creative process behind his solo debut LP ‘Love And Fall,’ baring his soul on a public platform and wanting to visit India
Eddy Cue: 'Every Artist Deserves An Opportunity'
The Apple Music head honcho talks balancing technology with art, nurturing talent, and why the next big thing in music might just come from India
Sex, Drugs, Comedy
Eric Wareheim built an empire. So why shouldn’t he throw ass-themed parties, eat cod sperm, and share it all on Instagram?
Brodha V: ‘People Should Recognize Me Wherever I Go'
The Bengaluru rapper on chasing success, sticking to his guns, and working with Raftaar and Divine on new material
Members Of Bhayanak Maut, Undying Inc, Aberrant Form The Silent Offensive
The metal band talk about “everything dissonant and comforting” that goes into making music with a new project
San E and Mad Clown: ‘Real Hip-Hop is About Being Honest'
The South Korean rappers discuss the difference between ‘idol’ and ‘underground’ artists, discovering Indian musicians and their upcoming U.S. tour
Enkore: ‘I Wanted The Music To Reflect Some Of The Inner Turmoil I'd Been Dealing With'
The rapper on the process of making ‘Bombay Soul,’ one of Indian hip-hop’s most powerful, honest records this year
Aaron Spears On Why Drummers Need To Focus On Groove First
‘Everyone is so fascinated by chops and speed,’ says the American musician who has worked with the likes of James Brown and Chaka Khan
Lucente: ‘We Work Hard To Communicate With Our Fans'
The South Korean band discuss their special bond with India, producing their own music and being inspired by K-pop giants like G-Dragon and BTS
Raghav Meattle On Recording New Album: ‘As A Musician I've Grown 100 Times'
The Mumbai-based singer-songwriter breaks down tracks from his debut LP ‘Songs From A Matchbox,’ crowdfunding the record, competing on ‘The Stage’ and more
Imagine Dragons
With a chart-topping latest album and burgeoning fan following globally, there’s no stopping this genre-defying American band
M.I.A.: On Her Own Terms
The English rapper continues taking up causes that no one will care about on her most personal record to date.
Deccan Rock: Marching On
Metal festival organizers Orka Networks co-founder Renu Rau looks back at their 10-year run and the challenges they had to overcome along the way.
Kacey Musgraves
The singer-songwriter on the enduring legacy of Sheryl Crow, how to have a good acid trip, and why it makes sense for her to open for Harry Styles
Janelle Monáe Frees Herself
She rose up as a ceaselessly innovative pop android. Now, she’s ready to reveal the real person waiting inside
Arctic Monkeys Start Over
After a huge hit album, Alex Turner decided to ditch guitar riffs, listen to jazz and write a science-fiction opus
Remembering Scott Weiland, 1967-2015
Bandmates remember the singer’s powerful presence and the dark side he couldn’t escape.
Paul McCartney
At 74, McCartney is touring as hard as ever, still aiming for the pop charts – and ready to look back at his extraordinary six-decade career.
Passion & Chaos
A few years ago, she was a broke teenager with a junkie boyfriend and no apartment; now she’s a breakout pop star playing arenas. But for Halsey, trouble is never far behind.
Jeff Beck
The guitarist on his classic car obsession, jamming with Jimi Hendrix, and why he hasn’t reunited with Rod Stewart yet.
How Sting Learned to Rock Again
His most electric LP since ‘Synchronicity’ addresses climate change, immigration and Prince.
Dua Lipa's Tough Love
After living in Kosovo and getting over a bad relationship, she’s ready to claim her place as pop’s badass heartbreak queen
All You Need To Know About Dream Theater's India Debut
The American prog/metallers will bring down 9000 kilograms of their own equipment; concert organizer justifies steep ticket prices
Best Metal Releases
Orchid offer avant-garde noise; Kryptos get trippier; Gutslit’s brutal assault.
Guthrie Govan: ‘I Like It When You Can Go Beyond 100 Percent'
Ahead of his India tour this month, the English guitar virtuoso on changing the rules, keeping up with Hans Zimmer, and “suffering in art”.
Metallica Raise Hell Again
Bassist Robert Trujillo on the heavy metallers’ blazing new album, high ambitions, and why they'll never get old.
Hip-Hop's Protest Era
As the Black Lives Matter movement reaches a boiling point artists face a difficult question: How should they respond?
Will Virtual Reality Change Your Life?
How a teenager created Oculus Rift in his parents’ SoCal garage, sold it for $2 billion and may have launched a digital revolution
An Outlaw at 80
Kris Kristofferson has faced memory loss and the death of old friends, and has also found peace – just don’t try to tell him what to do.