Interview
Ahead of a run of shows with Boston’s Naya Rockers, the veteran Jamaican musician looks back on the Gladiators, Lee “Scratch” Perry, political “sleepwalking,” and a career still driven by curiosity.
The Wilkes-Barre doomgaze artist talks creative block, bare-bones recording, and why he prefers to play in shows with musicians that don’t sound like him.
Tomahawk readies a rare tour stop in Boston as its members reconvene after more than a decade.
The acclaimed pianist-composer reflects on a newly unearthed duet with Mick Goodrick, the art of deep listening, and a life shaped by resilience and risk.
Novelist Milo Todd discusses his novel “The Lilac People” and the challenge of reconstructing queer and trans lives under—and after—Nazism.
The rising Nashville artist on genre-blending, spiritual energy onstage, and a full-circle live album.
Playwright Miranda Austen ADEkoje revisits an 1895 gathering of Black women activists, uncovering the tensions, ambitions, and humanity behind a historic coalition.
Jim Windolf’s joint portrait argues that competition between icons did not divide them—it reshaped modern music
Mark Cutler’s community songwriting workshops transform shared experience into collective sound.
In “1968,” historian Alexander Bloom challenges the clichés of counterculture and reflects on a year of global rupture.
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