Maye Opens the Heavens
Maye Osorio couldn’t sleep. One day, while buying a yoga mat at the Grand Central Market’s Bazaar in Downtown Los Angeles, she found out why.“I had a meeting that day…
At the Heart of Yellow Racket Records is Community
As I walk into Yellow Racket Records at 2311 E. Main Street in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Destroyer is playing over the loudspeakers. Ben VanderHart, the founder and creative director of the…
5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: Will Anderson
Name Will AndersonMore from Spin: Deep Cut Friday: “Danube Incident” by Lalo Schifrin Primus Parties At L.A. Show With Tool Members, Matt Stone Jeff Buckley’s Legacy Lives On Best known for My…
Deep Cut Friday: “Danube Incident” by Lalo Schifrin
Each week, SPIN digs into the catalogs of great artists and highlights songs you might not know for our Deep Cut Friday series.Composer and arranger Boris “Lalo” Schifrin died in…
The 20 Greatest Fictional Bands In The Movies… Ranked!
With Spinal Tap soon to return to our screens, plug yourself in for Uncut's guide to the 20 best fictional bands in the movies... With Spinal Tap soon to return…
Jeff Buckley’s Legacy Lives On
“Now I think you can stay there. It’s like an Airbnb now,” says filmmaker Amy Berg about the now-famous house where musician Jeff Buckley lived during his three-month stay in…
The Pogues: “Every step we took seemed to be a logical continuation of the journey”
The Pogues often gave the impression that they somehow managed to pull together a career out of chaos and disorder. As it transpires, Pete “Spider” Stacy thinks the band were…
Long Live the Thing
Netflix syndrome. Most of us suffer from it, even if we’ve never heard of it. It’s the phenomenon of spending massive amounts of time scrolling through online content, trying to…
THE ARTIST
One evening in the spring of 1985, as we were preparing our second issue (having, initially, seriously, forgotten we had to do that, so were now scrambling), I walked into…
“I thought Ozzy Osbourne was the devil!”
Growing up in a small Tennessee town in the late 1980s, I thought Ozzy Osbourne was the devil. Not just devilish or evil, but the Dark Lord made flesh and…