Interviews | The Aquarian

STYX, Coincidentally, Made The Most Meaningful Post-Pandemic Album Before The Pandemic Even Hit

June 16, 2021

When sitting down with STYX’s Lawrence Gowan for a conversation about all things music, you get so much more. The frontman for the legendary band shares wisdom, spills on studio insight, and reflects on what a... Read More...

A Theatrical Collaboration For The Ages: Lisa Gerrard & Jules Maxwell Talk “Burn”

Katherine Yeske Taylor

June 9, 2021

Features, Interviews

It's hard to believe that it has already been a month since Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell's joint artistic endeavor, Burn, dropped, but we have to admit that we love it more than ever. When Dead Can Da... Read More...

Diving Into the “Matters” of Ina Wroldsen’s Mind

Debra Kate Schafer

June 9, 2021

Features, Interviews

It might sound odd, but award-winning and critically-acclaimed are practically understatements when discussing Ina Wroldsen's talents and success. This genre-defying artist is the epitome of diligent an... Read More...

Elder Island On Their Album-Oriented Creative Process

Debra Kate Schafer

May 26, 2021

Features, Interviews

Swimming Static comes two years after The Omnitone Collection. Has anything really changed over time? Aside from a global pandemic and the lack of playing live, Elder Island has maintained their exploratory fo... Read More...

SUZI QUATRO’S ROCK AND ROLL REBIRTH

Katherine Yeske Taylor

May 20, 2021

Features, Goings-On, Interviews

The rock icon tells AQ that she "dug down deep" for her 18th studio release Nearly 50 years after her self-titled debut album, Suzi Quatro’s latest release, The Devil in Me, proves that at 70 years old... Read More...

The Dictators’ Andy Shernoff: “Every Day You Make Music Is A Good Day”

Debra Kate Schafer

May 12, 2021

Features, Interviews

A career that spans over four decades? Check. The ability to shift the world’s idea of what rock music would sound like? Check. Reuniting to release new music during a pandemic? Check. Not many bands c... Read More...

Savannah Conley On Making Feelings Her Full-Time Job

Debra Kate Schafer

April 30, 2021

Features, Interviews

Surprise, Surprise is Savannah Conley’s new EP that, without a doubt, will soon become the backbone to her robust, growing music career. At first glance, you will find that introspective narratives and ... Read More...

Labors of Love: Marty Friedman’s All-Consuming Musical Endeavors

Debra Kate Schafer

April 14, 2021

Features, Interviews

Thinking outside of the box is far from being a necessity, but in this day and age, it is welcomed with open arms. The evolution of art and expression has put forth a narrative that allows creatives with any a... Read More...

Alt Bloom’s Effortlessly Timeless New Single, “Tired”

Debra Kate Schafer

March 26, 2021

Features, Interviews, Reviews

Ethan Thompson is Alt Bloom. Alt Bloom just released “Tired.” That means that Ethan Thompson is a musical genius. This is something that isn’t new to fans of the LA-by-way-of-Montana singer-songwriter... Read More...

PREMIERE: Emily Hackett’s Ethereal Acoustic Video for “How The Hell”

Debra Kate Schafer

March 18, 2021

Features, Interviews

When the stunning Emily Hackett trekked up to an equally beautiful location in Pacific Palisades, CA called 'Top Of The World,' she knew she had magic on her hands. The singer-songwriter used that otherworl... Read More...

The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Not Expository, But Clearly Evocative – Matt Easton Talks The Jenny Thing In 2021

STYX, Coincidentally, Made The Most Meaningful Post-Pandemic Album Before The Pandemic Even Hit

Wild Pink Visits ‘Sunshine Spotlight’

HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

To The Tune of “Everlong” – Foo Fighters Breathe Life Back Into Madison Square Garden / June 20, 2021

H.E.R. Depicts Genre Defiance On “Back Of My Mind”

The Thematic, Theatrical High Note That Is MARINA’s “Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land”

Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho ('Parasite'), plus 'Doctor Sleep,' 'The Siren,' 'Scandalous,' 'Untouchable,' and more.

Rocking Without Restrictions: How NYC Music Clubs Responded to New Freedoms

Reality Check: THE JOE BIDEN BIPARTISAN FANTASY

Not Even an ‘American Idol’ Can Perform in a Park Without a Permit

STYX, Coincidentally, Made The Most Meaningful Post-Pandemic Album Before The Pandemic Even Hit

A Theatrical Collaboration For The Ages: Lisa Gerrard & Jules Maxwell Talk “Burn”

Diving Into the “Matters” of Ina Wroldsen’s Mind

Elder Island On Their Album-Oriented Creative Process

SUZI QUATRO’S ROCK AND ROLL REBIRTH

The Dictators’ Andy Shernoff: “Every Day You Make Music Is A Good Day”

Savannah Conley On Making Feelings Her Full-Time Job

Labors of Love: Marty Friedman’s All-Consuming Musical Endeavors

Alt Bloom’s Effortlessly Timeless New Single, “Tired”

PREMIERE: Emily Hackett’s Ethereal Acoustic Video for “How The Hell”

#THROWBACK: R.E.M., OCTOBER 14, 1987

The End Of An Era – Vintage Vinyl Is Closing It’s Doors

SPOTLIGHT: Rick Wakeman To Bring Music (and Grumpiness) Back On Tour

To The Tune of “Everlong” – Foo Fighters Breathe Life Back Into Madison Square Garden / June 20, 2021

H.E.R. Depicts Genre Defiance On “Back Of My Mind”

SPOTLIGHTS: Celebrate the ’80s With Weiss Week

The End Of An Era – Vintage Vinyl Is Closing It’s Doors

SPOTLIGHT: Rick Wakeman To Bring Music (and Grumpiness) Back On Tour

To The Tune of “Everlong” – Foo Fighters Breathe Life Back Into Madison Square Garden / June 20, 2021

H.E.R. Depicts Genre Defiance On “Back Of My Mind”

SPOTLIGHTS: Celebrate the ’80s With Weiss Week