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Today officially marks the beginning of the 2nd weekend at ACL festival here in Austin. I’m sure many of you rocked out last weekend and will be nursing your wounds this weekend at home. For those of you heading out to Zilker, good luck in the rain! For those of you staying indoors, check out this fancy interview we put together this week with Jack Tatum of Wild Nothing. It’s pretty rad. Click read more for interview.
We’ve now got one weekend of live music under our belts so it’s time to do a little reflection from what just went down. I see no better way to do that than with a few interviews we lined up with festival performing bands. Next up on our list of interviewees is previously ACL spotlighted band, Widowspeak. Read more for full interview.
Let us continue with even more ACL coverage today with more interviews coming your way from festival artists. Today our interview is coming your way from indie supergroup Bad Books. Now the festival may be over, but you can still read about how bands would plan their own festival, the current status of their band, and tons of other things. Read on for interview questions and responses.
Our ACL weekend has now come to a close, so it’s time for us to start recapping the festival with interviews and a multitude of lists. Playing the part of our first post-ACL interview is up and coming band Royal Teeth. Band members Gary Larsen and Nora Patterson both took part in answering our questions and we of course appreciate the time. Follow the jump for full interview.
The ATH crew is heading full blast into our ACL Festival coverage this week with some spotlights, interviews, battles and any other craziness we can think of. Today we’re coming at ‘ya with our first interview of the season from Welsh band Los Campesinos! Prior to the festival, we sent some interview questions to band member Tom Campesinos! who was kind enough to answer our tough questions. Follow the jump for his answers.
Now that ACL weekend is over, it’s time for us to start picking up the pieces and trying to make sense of what just happened. Before we get too heavy into that, we’ve still got a few more interviews to bring you way that we hope you’ll enjoy. This one comes from UK based outfit Wild Beasts. Lead vocalists and guitar player Hayden Thorpe was kind enough to answer our pressing questions just prior to the festival. After the jump you can read his responses.
In our continued goal to bring you as much pre-ACL coverage as possible, we bring you our second interview of the festival season from L.A. based indie-pop group Fool’s Gold. We’ve been following these guys since their inception, and have particularly enjoyed their new album Leave No Trace. Leading up to their appearance at ACL in a couple weeks, we sat down with Fool’s Gold front man Luke Top to ask him about his band’s tunes. Follow the jump for full interview.
Ever since I first heard the dance inducing music of Reptar, I knew they were a band I had to check out during ACL festival in a few weeks. As we always do, we’ll be bringing you as many interviews as we possibly can while we build up to the festival date. You can also expect some sweet interview features coming after the festival with the bands we sit down with over the weekend. For now, we’ve got a great interview for you with Graham from Atlanta based indie-dance band Reptar. Follow the jump for more.
So our lovely weekend is over and it’s time for us to begin recapping what went down over the ACL Festival days. To do that, we’ll begin with an interview conducted right before the weekend with Midlake guitar player Eric Pulido. We’ve long been fans of the Midlake sound so we were excited to have some time with Eric. Follow the jump for more.
Well ACL Festival is finally upon us in just a couple short days and we couldn’t be more excited. It’s a busy time of year, but the fun and debauchery throughout the weekend always rewards us for all the hard work we put in. Leading up to the weekend we sent a few questions to The Morning Benders leading man Chris Chu. We discuss the current state of his band and his strong feelings about the internet age of music we’re currently living in. Follow the jump to read more from Chris.
