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New Found Glory – 02.20.10 by Jonathan Bautts on 2010-03-07
Guitarist Steve Klein looks back 10 years ago at the band's seminal Self-Titled release and explains what has changed in the time since.

The Rocket Summer – 02.11.10 by Jonathan Bautts on 2010-02-15
Bryce Avary chats about making Of Men And Angels, the frustration of delays, staying sunny amidst life's ups and downs and the importance of love.

Sherwood – 01.30.10 by Jonathan Bautts on 2010-02-07
Vocalist/bassist Nate Henry opens up about the origins of QU, the hardships that come with getting older, the depressing state of music today and the future of Sherwood.

Motion City Soundtrack – 02.01.10 by Jonathan Bautts on 2010-02-02
Frontman Justin Pierre dishes on the band's latest offering My Dinosaur Life and what influenced it, as well as how he does his best to write songs he believes in.

Against Me! – 12.04.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-12-06
Frontman Tom Gabel talks about what to expect from next year's White Crosses and how Against Me! never set out to be a political band.

Dashboard Confessional – 11.05.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-11-15
Chris Carrabba gives an inside look into the writing of Alter The Ending, what the album means to him and how his songwriting has changed over the years.

The Almost – 11.04.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-11-08
Frontman Aaron Gillespie talks about the concept behind The Almost's sophomore album Monster Monster, what it was like working as a full band and what the latest is with Underoath.

Switchfoot – 10.30.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-11-05
Frontman Jon Foreman discusses the process of crafting the band's latest album Hello Hurricane, including its 80 rough song ideas, what hope means in the modern age and why we can't outsource justice anymore.

Silversun Pickups – 10.13.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-10-18
Frontman Brian Aubert shares about the band's journey, including its indie/L.A. roots, the cathartic making of Swoon, nervous breakdowns, writing No. 1 single "Panic Switch," and the yin yang of recording and touring.

OneRepublic – 10.07.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-10-11
Drummer Eddie Fisher chats about making the band's second album Waking Up, the challenges of avoiding a sophomore slump and how their lives have changed since "Apologize."

Say Anything – 09.24.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-10-06
The one and only Max Bemis opens up about Say Anything's upcoming record, God and religion, his transparent songwriting, and what it's like finally being healthy and married.

MUTEMATH – 09.25.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-09-29
Frontman Paul Meany opens up on the difficulties behind making Armistice, including his own personal uncertainties and why persistency can sometimes be bad, and what the band's Twilight experience was like.

AFI – 09.10.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-09-21
Bassist Hunter Burgan discusses the making of Crash Love, the band's eighth studio album, and how it fits into the AFI discography.

Alice In Chains – 08.25.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-09-07
Guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell sheds some light on Alice In Chains' first record in 14 years, and how the band came together to face its greatest challenge yet.

The Gaslight Anthem – 08.24.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-08-30
Bassist Alex Levine shares about The '59 Sound's reception, the band's New Jersey/blue-collar roots, why he likes the past so much and the plans for their next record.

fun. – 08.19.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-08-25
A sit-down with vocalist Nate Ruess and keyboardist/guitarist Andrew Dost about all things fun. related, including its inception and ambitions, what pop music is missing today and its plans for world domination.

The Used – 08.04.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-08-16
Bassist Jeph Howard talks about why the band chose to name their fourth album Artwork, how it differs from their previous records and the mentality growing up in Utah has had on them.

Discussing the Apocalypse with Saosin by Matt Keith on 2009-08-13
Saosin's singer Cove Reber tells us how the world will end in 2012, and why Warped Tour socks are often wet.

Healthy eating tips from TAT -- 07.29.09 by Matt Keith on 2009-08-12
English Punk Rockers TAT fills me in on Warped Tour catering, and staying healthy on the road.

Incubus – 08.01.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-08-06
DJ/keyboardist Chris Kilmore takes a look back while discussing Incubus' retrospective Monuments & Melodies, their creative process and what's next in store for the band.

Anchor & Braille – 07.11.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-07-20
A conversation with Stephen Christian about his long-in-waiting side project Anchor & Braille— its origination, intentions and differences with Anberlin.

Copeland – 06.19.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-06-28
Vocalist Aaron Marsh shares about the band's last record You Are My Sunshine, the art of producing, his early singing days and his thoughts on Auto-Tune.

Mat Kearney – 06.11.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-06-20
Singer-songwriter Mat Kearney offers glimpses into his new record City Of Black & White, finding hope amidst life's trials and his background as an English major.

mewithoutYou – 05.28.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-06-05
Guitarist Michael Weiss provides insight into the band's latest offering It’s All Crazy! It’s All False! It’s All A Dream! It’s Alright, creativity in music and what their early days were like.

Taking Back Sunday – 05.23.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-05-26
Guitarist Matt Fazzi discusses Taking Back Sunday's latest effort New Again, the changes in the band's sound and what it was like joining the mix.

Meg & Dia – 05.06.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-05-17
Vocalist Dia Frampton talks about making the band's new, Mozart-titled album Here, Here And Here and drawing inspiration from literature.

Mae – 04.25.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-04-29
Frontman Dave Elkins addresses Mae's rebirth, including the band's new purpose and musical direction, its efforts to raise money for charity, and the pros and cons of being self-supporting.

Interview with Eve 6 Drummer Tony Fagenson April 23rd 2009 by Jason Epstein on 2009-04-26
I sat down with Eve 6 drummer Tony Fangenson before their show in Poughkeepsie, NY to find out about the bands reformation and future plans.

Kevin Devine – 04.10.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-04-24
Singer-songwriter Kevin Devine shares the details behind his latest critically acclaimed album, Brother's Blood, and reveals the insecurities he faces as an independent artist and touring musician.

It's A Struggle, It's A Blur, But We're Moving: Jason Shevchuk of None More Black by Casey Clague on 2009-04-15
Jason Shevchuk, frontman for the legendary Kid Dynamite and creative force behind None More Black and LaGrecia, gives Mammoth Press a rundown on what keeps him busy and not letting it all be too much.

Fake Problems interview by Jake Cary on 2009-04-03
Staff writer Jake Cary recently sat down with bassist Derrick Perry and drummer Sean Stevenson of Fake Problems during their stop in New York City while on tour with Murder by Death.

Human[e] Interview: Todd Kowalski of Propagandhi by Casey Clague on 2009-03-27
Todd, bass player for Winnipeg's Propagandhi talks about bringing another member into the fold, the plight of Canadian refugees, and (of course) a little bit of politics.

Fall Out Boy – 03.17.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-23
Guitarist Joe Trohman discusses touring experiences, the collaborative process behind Folie à Deux and why being a polarizing band is a good thing.

New Found Glory – 03.10.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-19
Guitarist Chad Gilbert gives a behind-the-scenes look at Not Without A Fight, producing, the music industry, fashion, relationships, straight edge and how to keep it real with fans.

Thursday – 01.29.09 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-16
Vocalist Geoff Rickly divulges on Common Existence, experimenting in the studio, side project United Nations and the major flaw of the label system.

The Classic Crime – 12.11.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-14
Vocalist Matt MacDonald explains the life and death metaphors behind The Silver Cord, the reason why he writes about addiction and what the songwriting process is like.

The All-American Rejects – 11.17.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-09
Guitarist Mike Kennerty talks about the band's latest album When The World Comes Down, the ups and downs of popularity and the second chance that first got them signed.

Anberlin – 10.18.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-03-03
Vocalist Stephen Christian chats about making New Surrender, the meanings behind his lyrics, the latest on his side projects and life apart from music.

Underoath – 10.17.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-02-28
Vocalist Spencer Chamberlain reveals his personal lyrical and vocal approaches, the band's recording philosophies and what all exactly went into creating Lost In The Sound Of Separation.

Rise Against – 10.02.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-02-25
Drummer Brandon Barnes discusses Appeal To Reason and politics, while offering observations about today's music scene.

Jack's Mannequin – 08.16.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2009-02-21
Frontman Andrew McMahon goes into detail about the making of The Glass Passenger, as well as touching on his cancer experience, the Dear Jack documentary, his beginnings as a musician and the future of Something Corporate.

Cigarettes and chit-chat with Kevin Devine -- 11.30.08 by Matt Keith on 2008-12-28
Brooklyn's singer/songwriter Kevin Devine talks about his upcoming album, his favorite food, and working with Brand New's Procrastinate! Music record label.

Hawthorne Heights – 08.10.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-11-22
Drummer Eron Bucciarelli talks about Project Revolution, Fragile Future, continuing on after guitarist Casey Calvert's passing and reconciling with Victory Records.

Bayside – 08.01.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-11-16
Vocalist/guitarist Anthony Raneri and bassist Nick Ghanbarian discuss their latest record Shudder, living in L.A., today's fake punk scene, charities and what it's like playing solo shows.

Derrick from Chiodos by Matt Keith on 2008-11-15
Matt Keith's rockin' the bus with Derrick from Chiodos.

Gym Class Heroes with Disashi by Matt Keith on 2008-09-03
Matt Keith's interview with Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo guitarist from Gym Class Heroes.

3OH!3 Interview by Matt Keith on 2008-09-03
Matt Keith's interview with Boulder, CO's 3OH!3

Interview with Adam T. Siska of The Academy Is... by Matt Keith on 2008-09-03
Quick interview with Adam T. Siska of The Academy Is...

The Academy Is... recently released Fast Times At Barrington High

Manchester Orchestra – 04.14.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-06-13
Keyboardist Chris Freeman, guitarist Robert McDowell and bassist Jonathan Corley talk about such things as their upcoming record, playing late night TV and pulling pranks on the road.

The Spill Canvas – 04.13.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-06-06
Drummer Joe Beck talks about the band's latest album No Really, I'm Fine, as well as the band's early days and what it's like to come out of South Dakota.

The Gaslight Anthem - 4.29.08 by Ben Sailer on 2008-05-11
I recently had the opportunity to speak with the guys in the The Gaslight Anthem outside a show in Minnesota. Over the course of our discussion, the band talked about their upcoming record, The '59 Sound, signing to SideOneDummy, and the "positivity trickle-up effect," amongst other things.

Yellowcard – 04.13.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-05-11
Violinist Sean Mackin discusses the future of Yellowcard, the state of the music industry, the differences between Lights And Sounds and Paper Walls and his musical background.

Colour Revolt – 05.08.08 by Kyle Shaffer on 2008-05-09
Recently staffer Kyle Shaffer got to speak with Len Clark, drummer for Colour Revolt, via email. Check out their conversation that covers life in the South and faith, touring while in school and life on the road.

Charlotte Sometimes – 04.05.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-05-04
Singer-songwriter Charlotte Sometimes talks about her debut album Waves & The Both Of Us, her unique musical background and what the recent female music "boom" actually means.

Pennywise – 04.13.08 by Jason Epstein on 2008-04-27

On April 13th, while on vacation in Australia, my brother and I attended the Pennywise/Sum 41/The Vandals/Bowling for Soup tour stop in Melbourne and got a chance to speak with Jim Lindberg, singer of Pennywise. We talked about Fletcher’s territorial tendencies, Jim’s new book and their split with Epitaph, among other things. Thanks very much to Jim and the guys for an awesome show and a great conversation.


Paramore – 04.08.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-04-25
Bassist Jeremy Davis provides insight into what life is like in the limelight, Paramore's roots and the time when he quit the band.

Story Of The Year – 04.05.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-04-18
Bassist Adam "The Skull" Russell explains the meaning behind The Black Swan and how the band's more astute outlook differs from their crazy onstage antics and live show.

The Starting Line – 04.05.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-04-11
Guitarists Mike Golla and Matt Watts address the band's extended break, their bad luck with record labels and what they'll be doing in the near future.

P.O.D. – 03.27.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-04-05
Vocalist Sonny Sandoval looks back on the band's 16-year career, discussing its new album When Angels & Serpents Dance, what it was like having original guitarist Marcos Curiel rejoin the band and how its Warrior fan base continues to keep it real.

The Rocket Summer – 03.25.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-30
Do-it-all frontman Bryce Avary talks about his unique writing process and his experiences with record labels, today's music scene and the band's dedicated fan base.

Angels & Airwaves – 03.12.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-27
Frontman Tom DeLonge dishes on everything from I-Empire, his past addiction to painkillers and religion to Modlife, science fiction and Blink-182.

Mute Math – 03.07.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-24
Vocalist/keyboardist Paul Meany explains Mute Math's fundamental creativity, including their explosive live shows, the making of the backwards "Typical" video and the writing process for their upcoming album.

To Write Love On Her Arms – 03.20.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-21
Founder Jamie Tworkowski talks about the origins of To Write Love On Her Arms, why it seeks to present hope to those struggling with depression and what it has planned for the future.

Switchfoot – 02.24.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-19
Frontman Jon Foreman opens up about his solo EPs, his approach to songwriting and what's it like to be on the band's own label.

The Myriad – 02.20.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-03-07
Vocalist/guitarist Jeremy Edwardson explains how the band became MTV2's "Breakout Band of the Year" and talks about the upcoming album With Arrows, With Poise.

Cartel – 02.13.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-02-22
Vocalist Will Pugh and drummer Kevin Sanders discuss the "Band In A Bubble" experience, their last record's reaction, and look ahead to their third album.

Sherwood – 02.05.08 by Jonathan Bautts on 2008-02-13
Singer/bassist Nate Henry and keyboardist Mikey Leibovich talk about their first headlining tour, success on the internet, their upcoming record, and life apart from music.

Portugal. The Man Interview by John-Michael Bond on 2007-12-23
Back in October I got to speak with Portugal! the Man for a few minutes about touring, respect and the worth of EP's. Enjoy the interview, as well as an exclusive piece of art from front man John Gourley.

Interview with Dave of Mustard Plug. by John-Michael Bond on 2007-11-09
Mustard Plug have been playing ska for 15 years, longer than some band's fan bases have been alive. They do it with passion and power. Oh and they fucking rule. I caught up with Dave, lead singer and all around good dude, at Ska Weekend this year and we talked for a bit about a few simple things. Enjoy!

Strung Out Interview by Jason Epstein on 2007-10-17
Jason Epstein's interview with Jake from Strung Out.

Against Me! Interview by Lalo! on 2007-08-20
Ok. So this interview was done back in March while sitting in the back of Against Me!’s van (yes they still have a van) in the parking lot of the Catalyst in Santa Cruz. It was my first interview in over a year, so it’s been a painful process trying to remember how much patience it takes to transcribe it (about a painful 4 months). Some of the questions might seem kind of awkward and the transitions aren’t the smoothest, but I had a really nice chat with Tom. So, I guess when it comes to com

Rocky Votolato Interview by Michelle Geslani on 2007-06-06
Rocky Votolato Interview By Michelle Geslani

Limbeck Interview by John-Michael Bond on 2007-06-02
Limbeck is an amazing band. Read this or else.

Interview with Butch Walker by Corijona on 2007-05-02


Interview with Jasten King of Nancy FullForce by Gina Asaro on 2007-04-19
Jasten King is one of the busiest people I know. From playing acoustic shows to DJ'ing at clubs and parties to graphic design for PETA2 and PETAKiDS, Jasten is back with a full band called Nancy FullForce. He's redesigning the "typical" show experience and back up front at the mic where he's most comfortable. Read about Jasten's new band and his side projects then click some of the links below!

Hrishikesh Hirway of The One AM Radio by Aric Annear on 2007-03-23
The One AM Radio's new album, This Too Will Pass, proved to be a compelling piece of melancholy electro-folk appealing to fans of both Red House Painters and Portishead. Before his recent show at Camp Nowhere in Seattle's University District, I got the chance to ask frontman and one-man-band Hrishikesh Hirway about his recent label move, his determination to stay in the DIY scene despite Pontiac using his songs in their commercials, and why we just can't get enough of Sweden.

Interview with The Dear Hunter's Casey Crescenzo by Michelle Geslani on 2007-03-20
Casey Crescenzo is no actor, and his band The Dear Hunter need not be confused with the Oscar-winning movie The Deer Hunter. Though the two titles sound exactly the same, The Dear Hunter will be the only one making a lasting impact on your mp3 player. After contributing an immense amount of talent to his old band, The Receiving End of Sirens, and their critically acclaimed full-length debut Between the Heart and the Synapse, Crescenzo and the group parted ways...

Shred Your Lungs: Ronnie Day by Myra H on 2007-01-18
I had the opportunity to sit down with Ronnie Day and interview him.

Modern Life is War by John-Michael Bond on 2006-12-17
A Modern Life is War is review got me my job with Mammoth. A year and a half later I finally got to sit down with one of my favorite bands and talk about music and giving back to the kids who support you. Enjoy.

Cartel by Myra Haq on 2006-12-06
Myra was fortunate enough to sit down on Cartel’s tour bus and conduct a silly interview with them. They discussed the Warped Tour, their upcoming tour, DVD and why you'll never see Cartel running for office.

Hopefield Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-11-28
I had the opportunity to interview Hopefield's Andrew Capra. Expect big things from this band in the future.

On The Surface Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-11-25
I had the chance to interview the lovely Heather Fogarty of On The Surface... now go read.

The Shadow Academy Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-11-22
I did an interview with Tom Callahan of The Shadow Academy, check it out.

New Found Glory Interview with Cyrus Bolooki by Myra H on 2006-11-03
Mammoth Press' Myra Haq sat down with Cyrus of New Found Glory to discuss their current tour and future plans.

Ask The Band: New Found Glory by on 2006-11-02
New Found Glory has been a staple in the scene for a long time now and things always get exciting when they decide the put out a new album; what makes things even MORE exciting is when the band agrees to answer your questions personally... here you go. Ask The Band: NEW FOUND GLORY

If You Can't Get Under It, Get Over It! by Myra Haq on 2006-10-30
Nick Bailey of Over It has answered all of your questions and discusses The Surfrider Foundation.

All Time Low Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-10-28
Alex Gaskarth has answered your burning questions about All Time Low

Brian Ireland Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-10-23
Brian Ireland and I sat down after his show with William Tell to discuss psychology, college, books and the future of Something Corporate.

Inside The Mind of William Tell by Myra Haq on 2006-10-12
I had the pleasure of sitting down in a café with William Tell to discuss his upcoming debut album, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, growing up in Orange County and what breaking away from Something Corporate was like.

Vedera interview with vocalist Kristen May by Ben Sailer on 2006-09-24
Vedera is more than just a phenomenal band, they’re phenomenal people. When I caught them at a show in Ogden, Utah this past summer, guitarist Brian Little was forced to play sitting down due to an injured foot. Vocalist Kristen May confessed to having had a terrible day not wanting to perform, yet expressed her thanks to the crowd for coming and played her heart out anyways. Unfortunately enough, my tape recorder broke down on me right as we sat down to talk. However, she was gracious enough to

A Short Conversation With Houston Calls by Myra Haq on 2006-09-19
I interviewed Okie and Josh from Houston Calls with a little help from Tom. We discussed touring, Australia and Josh's love of Britney Spears.

The Early November Interview by Myra Haq on 2006-09-09
I had the opportunity to visit The Early November on their tour bus and interview Bill Lugg, their new guitarist. Here he answers all of your questions.

Interview with The Fall Collection's Cameron Bass by Melissa Oakley on 2006-09-07
On August 2, 2006, I spoke with Cameron, the ever-talented vocalist and synth-player of Vancouver, British Columbia’s dance-rock band, The Fall Collection.

Cartel: No, Not Drugs! by Myra Haq on 2006-09-03
I was “luckie” enough to sit down with Cartel’s lead singer, guitarist and lyricist Will Pugh at the Chicago stop of the Warped Tour. Will and I discussed golf, MTV’S Celebrity Deathmatch, the band’s upcoming DVD, the tour with New Found Glory and a worthy cause to support.

The Story Of Colour Revolt by Myra H on 2006-08-17
I braved through flight delays, thunderstorms, jet lag and bad traffic to make my way from Portland to Chicago so I could interview the amazing Colour Revolt. We talked about what it's like to tour with Brand New, the story behind their band name and what their 4th of July was like. Enjoy!

No Longer Almost Here by Myra Haq on 2006-08-16
I had the opportunity to sit down with Mike Carden, the guitarist of The Academy Is.... We discussed the Warped Tour and the band's future plans.

UK INVASION, Part 6: The Maple State! by Tom Beck on 2006-07-29
Another epsiode of the UK INVASION today as I talk to Manchester's The Maple State

UK INVASION, Part 5: Furthest Drive Home by Tom Beck on 2006-07-27
After a small break we now continue our UK invasion by posing the questions to up and coming "cross over" band Furthest Drive Home!

Interview with Killed By The Bull by John-Michael Bond on 2006-07-26
One of our favorite bands that you may not know, are New Jersey's Killed By The Bull... you should give them a listen and familiarize yourself with them. Need some help, maybe this interview will help... we present you Killed By The Bull.

Peter Munters of Over It Reveals The Deepest Mysteries of the Universe by Myra Haq on 2006-07-23
Over It's new album is out August 29th and guitarist/lead singer Peter Munters wants to convince you to buy it.

The Random Thoughts of HelloGoodbye by Myra Haq on 2006-07-21
Ever wonder what goes on in the twisted minds of HelloGoodbye? Read this and find out!

Interview with All Records' Alex Bussey by Matt Kaufman on 2006-07-19
Our friends at All Records are working hard to get their bands in your ears. So Mammoth Press' Matt Kaufman sat down with All Records' Alex Bussey to talk about his bands, Mammoth Press and what it's like to run a small indie label. Check it out!

UK INVASION, Part 4: Data.Select.Party by Tom Beck on 2006-07-19
Part 4 of our UK INVASION sees us head South and talk to Jon from the disco-tastic band DATA.SELECT.PARTY!

Ask The Band: Buzz Osbourne by on 2006-07-17
Without a doubt, this ask the band was the most exciting... I bring you... ASK THE BAND Buzz Osbourne ( The Melvins & Fantômas). Enjoy!

UK INVASION, Part 3: Fleeing From Finales by Tom Beck on 2006-07-15
Part 3 of our Summer UK INVASION sees MammothPress head South and catch up with For Winners Record's Fleeing From Finales.

UK INVASION, Part 2: Astro Boy by Tom Beck on 2006-07-13
We continue the UK INVASION by chatting to England's Astro Boy

UK INVASION, Part 1: This is compromise by Tom Beck on 2006-07-11
To start our UK INVASION off this summer I caught up with Ollie McPherson from the Manchester band This Is Compromise

Interview with The Long Winters' John Roderick by Joe Szczepaniak on 2006-07-06
The Long Winters' John Roderick took some time out of his busy schedule to talk to Mammoth Press' Joe Szczepaniak. What would these two men talk about? Well... fighting Hitler, the Bonnaroo Festival and their new album Putting The Days To Bed... what else would they talk about? Check out the interview now.

Interview With Matt Watts of The Starting Line and Art Is Hard Management by Myra Haq on 2006-07-02
Matt from The Starting Line is a multi-talented man, learn how he does things!

40 Minutes With Andrew McMahon by Myra Haq on 2006-06-27
Ever wonder when Something Corporate will be back? Want to know about Jack's Mannequin's future plans? Well read this and find out!

Interview with Tapes 'N Tapes' Matt Kretzman by Joe Szczepaniak on 2006-06-26
Some bands have all the fun, and Tapes 'N Tapes is most certainly one such band. Mammoth Press' Matt Kretzman sat down, on the phone, the other day with Matt Kretzman, the band's keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist, to discuss the formation of the band, the "hype" that's encircled them, the backlash to that "hype", their recent signing with XL Recordings, their hometown (Minneapolis), and their most recent tour with the Cold War Kids and Figurines.

Interview with Kenny from The Starting Line by Myra Haq on 2006-06-13
Ever wonder what The Starting Line's favorite Radiohead album is? What about their favorite food on the road? Why does Kenny not like the internet? Mammoth Press' Myra Haq sat down with Kenny from The Starting Line to answer all these questions for you.

Ask The Band: Latterman by on 2006-06-05
Ask The Band Questions Answered... By Deep Elm's Latterman

Interview with Brendan Klein of Atticus Clothing by Gina Asaro on 2006-06-05
Interview with Brendan Klein from Atticus Clothing by Gina Asaro.

Against Me! Interview by John-Michael Bond on 2006-06-04
Finally the LOST Against Me! interview. Check out what Warren had to tell us.

Interview with Say Anything's Max Bemis by Steve Henderson on 2006-05-04
Sometimes interviews don't go as planned, sometimes interviews go off without a hitch. This is an interview that falls into both. Check out this interview with Say Anything frontman Max Bemis.

Interview with The Class of 98 by Steve Henderson on 2006-05-01
With the release of [i>Touch This and Die![/i>, The Militia Group's [b>The Class of 98[/b> have released one of the strongest pop-rock albums in recent memory. During their recent tour, I had a chance to sit down with the promising young men and talk about life on the road, as a band, and everything else. Enjoy!

Interview with Josh Caterer of the Smoking Popes by John-Michael Bond on 2006-04-23
The Smoking Popes have ment more to me as a person than any pop punk band outside of the Descendents. All of your favorite pop punk and emo bands have ripped them off or ripped off other bands that ripped them off. It was my honor to interview Josh Caterer before the bands show in Atlanta few weeks back. Enjoy!

Interview with the Lawrence Arms by John-Michael Bond on 2006-03-21
A few weeks ago I got to speak with all three of the Lawrence Arms. Below is the magic that followed. Enjoy kids.

An Interview with Every Time I Die guitarist Jordan Buckley by Brittany Smtih on 2006-02-09
Every Time I Die guitarist Jordan Buckley dishes on the importance of having fun and why he just doesn't care about fitting into the "scene"

An Interview with Mikoto Vocalist Ray Harkins by Brittany Smith on 2006-01-24
Mikoto vocalist Ray Harkins talks to Brittany Smith about honesty, integrity, and good old fashioned hard work.

Ask The Band: Tokyo Rose by on 2005-11-03
Another set of questions and answers from our world famous, often imitated but never duplicated "Ask The Band" feature. This set happens to belong to our friends in Tokyo Rose. Check it out!

An interview with Ed Breckinridge of Thrice by Brittany Smith on 2005-11-03
After having put out a new record less than a week previous to our interview, Thrice's Ed Breckinridge was all talk...and all ears in an exclusive chat about the new record, the new tour and why some people just don't get the state of music today...

Ask the Band: Against Me! by Tom Gable on 2005-11-02
So each week (or every other week) we run an Ask The Band, if you read them you already know what most of the questions that are asked are. Well, don't expect that from Against Me! Our friend Tom in AM! gave some great answers to some great questions. Check this out!

Interview with 30 Seconds to Mars by Sean-Michael and Neil on 2005-10-28
Following their set as tour support for Chevelle, Neil and Sean-Michael had the opportunity to meet with 30 Seconds to Mars to discuss their challenges, influences, and their new album. The interview took place on the sidewalk outside their tour bus, so the interview was constantly interrupted by fans looking for pictures and autographs. Read this now!

Interview with Taproot bassist Phil by Sean-Michael on 2005-10-28
Interview with Taproot bassist Phil Lipscomb. Check it out.

Ask The Band: Emery by on 2005-10-27
Another week, another Ask The Band... some of the same questions, but very different answers. Thanks to Chopper from Emery for taking the time to answer your questions, and for giving the secret to signing to a good indie label!

Interview with Stretch Arm Strong vocalist Chris McLane by John-Michael Bond on 2005-10-13
A few weeks ago I got to talk to Chris from Stretch Armstrong on the phone for a bit about their new album, the kids and how much he loves yardwork. Check it out.

Interview with Nic from Gatsbys American Dream by Stephanie Mansolf on 2005-09-30
When an interview is going extremely well, what do you do? Do you continue on like it's a normal interview, and grin and bear it later when you have to type out the 11+ pages of conversation? Our answer: For Gatsbys American Dream, Yes! Check this comprehensive interview with Nic.

Ask The Band: Houston Calls by on 2005-09-23
So the Houston Calls Ask the Band answers are back, and are you in for a treat... this is a long read, so get your glasses. We're lucky enough to have four of the lads from the band answer your questions, read on and see exactly what HC thinks of decoupage.

Interview with Vinnie Caruana, vocalist/guitarist of I Am The Avalanche by Jeff M. Powell on 2005-09-21
Taking advantage of Brooklin's less than ideal parking situation, Mammoth Press' Jeff Powell took the time to chat with Vinnie Caruana, vocalist/guitarist of I Am The Avalanche while he searched for a parking spot so he could make it to practice. It turned out to be a very introspective search for a parking spot. Check out the interview here.

Ask The Band: A WILHELM SCREAM by on 2005-09-13
Seriously doods, read this... why you ask? Here is a question and an answer from this Ask The Band session.

If your thoughts were patterned into toilet paper print, what would that pattern be?
T: Bunny rabbits, just bunny rabbits.

Interview with DJ Rossstar by Tim Mass on 2005-09-12
DJ Rossstar has a Punk Rock radio program, you may have heard of it. It's called "DJ Rossstar's Punk Rock Show" you can listen to it on idobi.com/radio every Wednesday and Thursday. You can read this interview anytime you'd like... check it out!

Interview with Anthony Raneri of BAYSIDE by by Gina Asaro on 2005-09-05
I had the pleasure of getting to sit down and talk with Anthony Raneri, lead vocalist/guitarist for Bayside before their San Diego show. We talked about Long Island bands, hot dogs, and malls. Here is our conversation!

Ask the Band: From Autumn to Ashes by on 2005-09-05
Jon Cox from From Autumn to Ashes was kind enough to answer your questions from FATA's time as our Ask The Band group. Check it out and see why you should "Abandon Your Friends."

Interview with Doug from Somday Never by Matt Kaufman on 2005-09-01
Someday Never are a band from New Jersey that demand your attention. To help you get to know these boys a little better... check out our interview with them.

Finch Interview with Guitarist Randy Strohmeyer by Matt Kaufman on 2005-08-21
Mammoth Press' Matt Kaufman had the oppertunity to sit down with Finch's Randy Strohmeyer at a show at the Starland Ballroom. They chatted about Danny Elfman, the internet rumor mill and his new bulldog, Eisely.

Interview with The Bled vocalist James by John-Michael Bond on 2005-08-21
I got to chat with James from the Bled a few weeks ago. In honor of their amazing new album "Found in the Flood" which comes out this Tuesday, I'm posting this now. Enjoy!

Ask The Band: Amber Pacific by on 2005-08-05
We were excited to have Amber Pacific as our Ask The Band featured group... and with over 100 questions it looks like you guys were excited also!

Vanilla Ice interview by John-Michael Bond on 2005-08-04
I got to interview Vanilla Ice a few weeks back, and I was shocked to find him a nice, laid back kinda guy. He loves his fan's and it happy to be able to perform. Check this out and see another side of the Ice man. Word to yo' motha.

Interview with The Draft's Jason Black by Kris Nichols on 2005-08-03
After The Draft's first ever show on July 4th, Mammoth Press' Kris Nichols sat down with bassist Jason Black to find out just what's going on with the band rising from Hot Water Music's ashes. In summary: one show, no record, and a t-shirt - but they've got big plans.

An Interview with Derek Youngsma, drummer for Bleeding Through by Brittany Smith on 2005-07-30
Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Derek Youngsma of the band bleeding Through. This was one of the most amusing interviews that I have had the pleasure of doing.

Black Dahlia Murder Interview with vocalist Trevor Strnad by John-Michael Bond on 2005-07-27
The Black Dahlia Murder have just released their lastest album Miasma, and band vocalist Trevor Strnad was kind enough to talk to me about the bands new drummer, the new album and the scene we all love. Enjoy

Mammoth Press' Interview with Somerset by Ian Signore on 2005-07-20
After some confusion concerning lyrics and their meaning, Mammoth Press’ Ian Signore decided to get the story straight out of the lyricist’s mouth. We present you our interview with Punknews Record’s very first band, Minnesota’s Somerset.

Ask the Band: Bear Vs. Shark by on 2005-07-18
We present, Ask The Band... BearVsShark! You asked, they answered.

(I am disappointed that nobody asked who would win in a Bear Vs. Shark fight)

Death By Stereo Interview by Kris Nichols on 2005-07-12
When Death by Stereo came through Florida recently on tour with Rise Against and Alkaline Stereo, I had the opportunity to not only see them play a surprise set at The Draft’s first show in Gainesville, but also to sit down with the band’s vocalist, Efrem Schulz, and talk for a bit the next night in Orlando.

All-American Rejects Interview with Nick Wheeler by Sean-Michael on 2005-07-07
A couple months ago Mammoth Press' Sean-Michael had the oppertunity to sit down with the All-American Rejects Nick Wheeler. They talked about the new album, how the old one is still surreal, how much it sucks when venues only give you Bud, and bakes sales... check it out!

Marathon Interview with Vocalist Aaron by John-Michael Bond on 2005-07-05
Mammoth Press' John-Michael Bond had the oppertunity to chat with Aaron from Marathon. Check out this marathon Marathon interview.

An interview with Kyle Johnson from Misery Signals by Brittany Smith on 2005-06-30
Mammoth Press' Brittany recently spoke with Misery Signals' bassist Kyle Johnson. They talked about how they ended up on Ferret Records, their new album, and... well check it out to see!

Interview with Zao guitarist Scott Mellinger by Brittany Smith on 2005-06-30
Mammoth Press' Brittany Smith recently had the oppertunity to talk with Zao guitarist Scott Mellinger. They talked about why Zao picked Warped Tour over Ozzfest, the internet, and their move to Ferret Records. Check it out!

Bane Interview with bass player Pete Chilton by John-Michael on 2005-06-27
I got to interview Bane bass player Pete before their June 15th show in Nashville. Here's what we talked about.

Ask the Band: Bleed The Dream by on 2005-06-23
Coming back after a short hiatus, Mammoth Press' Ask the Band section comes back strong with... Bleed The Dream. We'd like to thank their axe-man Dave Aguilera for taking the time to answer your questions!

Interview with Jasten King of Deadline: LA Clothing by Gina Asaro on 2005-06-14
Jasten King (usually knows as the guitar player for Kill Radio) has started his own clothing company: Deadline: LA Read the interview to get to know Jasten a little better!

Acceptance Interview with Ryan Zwiefelhofer by Gina Asaro on 2005-06-09
Gina Asaro from Mammoth Press met up with Ryan Zwiefelhofer, bass player for Acceptance in their RV before their show in San Diego. Lead singer, Jason Vena, was also present and joined in a couple times. We talked about their successful single, Different, falling down during shows, and working for your success.

Mammoth Press' Interview with Death by Stereo's Dan Palmer (Guitarist/Backup Vocalist) by Jason Epstein on 2005-06-07
Mammoth Press' Jason Epstein recently sat down with Death by Stereo Dan Palmer (Guitarist/Backup Vocalist). Check out the interview inside.

Interview with Houston Calls' Tom Chitty by Cassie Wescoe on 2005-05-23
If you’ve been following Drive-Thru Records’ sister label, Rushmore Records at all in the past few months, or just follow the local scene in Mid-Jersey, then chances are you’ve heard of Houston Calls, one of Rushmore’s first two signed bands. Coming from Rockaway, New Jersey, Tom “Chitty”, Josh, Okie, Jerret, and Kenny produce a sound they describe as “Green Day had sex with Motion City Soundtrack who in turn completed the threesome with straight up Pop.” Anyway, Chitty kindly took some time out

Mammoth Press' Interview with Less Than Jake by Jason Epstein on 2005-04-21
Mammoth Press' Jason Epstein had the oppertunity to sit down with Less Than Jake's sax player JR. They talked about B-Sides, Paris Hilton, and why LTJ can't respect an interviewer who asks them stupid questions. Enjoy!

Mammoth Press' Interview with A Static Lullaby by Gina Asaro on 2005-04-15
Gina Asaro had the opportunity to talk with Joe Brown, of A Static Lullaby at one of the last Taste of Chaos shows. We talked about Pantera, Arena Shows, and their Columbia Records release, Faso Latido. Click here for the interview!

Interview with Slow Motion Reign's Narek Pogosyan by Gina Asaro on 2005-04-09
Mammoth Press' Gina Asaro had the opportunity to sit down with Slow Motion Reign's Narek Pogosyan. Check this interview out!

Copeland Ask The Band by on 2005-04-09
After some delay, we are pleased to bring you Copeland's Ask The Band Q&A. Enjoy!

Spitalfield Interview by Tom Beck on 2005-02-22
Spitalfield's new album "Stop doing bad things" arrives in March and the band were spreading the word in the UK on their tour with Fall Out Boy and My Awesome Compilation when I caught up with singer and guitar player Mark Rose to talk about how we expect the record to go, his feelings on what he'd do with a $30k recording budget and what not to do to hookers!

White Doves, Smoking Guns and Mike Ski. by Tom Beck on 2005-02-17
I've been a fan of the A.K.As since seeing them play with Less Than Jake and Yellowcard last Summer, and I jumped at the opportunity to sit down and talk to Mike Ski. I'm not going to lie, I was worried about talking politics and lifestyle choices as I know very little about them....but read on and take a listen to what we have to say. I can honeslly say that I haven't felt as accepted or appreciated in an interview as much, and I whole heartedly recommend you take the time to read this!

At the bottom of a wishing well with Lola Ray by Tom Beck on 2005-02-17
Lola Ray are signed to DC Flag records and are starting to make a name for themselves, I got the chance to catch up with lead singer and guitar player John Balicanta as they passed through Manchester on their UK tour with the awesome The A.K.A.s

Ask the Band: Armor for Sleep by on 2005-02-16
Mammoth Press' Ask the Band brings you Armor for Sleep; check out the answers to these great questions. Thanks to Ben for answering the questions.

Mammoth's Interview with Morning Call by Chris Gentile on 2005-01-30
Mammoth Press wants you to know about a new group of Cannucks that we absolutely adore. Their name is Morning Call, and they are the latest Drive-Thru Records signing! Want to know more? Just read this interview.

ASK THE BAND: This Providence by on 2005-01-27
The answers for This Providence's time as our Ask The Band featured group can be found inside. Be careful, there's a lot of love in there. Thanks to Mr. Paul Benson, their drummer, for taking the time to answer our questions.

Mammoth's Interview with Armor For Sleep's Ben Jorgensen by Sean-Michael Dore on 2005-01-18
On the last date of their very first headlining tour Mammoth Press' Sean-Michael sat down with Armor for Sleep's frontman Ben Jorgensen to talk about their upcoming sophomore release, "What To Do When You Are Dead." Before getting to listen to the album (which they just got back the day before), they discussed why "whatever (they’re) going to write about, whatever the concept is going to be… it’s still going to be Armor for Sleep. "

Fly to El Salvador? by Tom Beck on 2005-01-17
Athlete came to the mainstream attention in the UK with the single "West side" and the later release of their debut album "Vehicles and Animals". Several months later and a new album waiting to be released, the band are back and ready play to as many people as possible. Luckily for me before the London Electric Ballroom, which was being aired live on Radio 1 in the UK, I got the opportunity to speak to Tim and Steve from Athlete…

Ask The Band - Story of the Year by on 2004-12-15
Another week, another popular band listens to you and answers your questions. Here are the answers from Story of the Year's time as Mammoth Press' "Ask The Band" group. Answering your questions is guitarist Phil Sneed. Thanks for everybody's support!

Mammoth Press and the Mariner Song. by Tom Beck on 2004-12-06
Following up from their recent nomination as MammothPress's spotlight band, I talked to England's The Maple State.

Ask The Band: The Used by on 2004-12-04
Another great week of Ask the Band questiions came back to us, this time Branden Steineckert the drummer for The Used answered your questions. Thanks to everybody for your support.

EIghteen Visions and Throwdown's Keith Barney. by Tom Beck on 2004-11-27
Eighteen Visions have recently released their new album, and luckily for me I got to chat to Keith (also from Throwdown) at the second Manchester date of their tour supporting Lostprophets.

Interview with Jonah and Mark of Gratitude by Sean-Michael on 2004-11-25
Gratitude, the newest band featuring Jonah Matranga (Far, Onelinedrawing, New End Original) and Mark Weinberg (Crumb); is now on their first national tour, supporting Jimmy Eat World. On their very first day of the tour Mammoth Press’ Sean-Michael Dore (aided by his silent partner Neil Despres) sat down with Jonah and Mark to talk about Gratitude and all the parallels that make not only this tour, but this band extremely special.

Ask The Band: Strung Out by on 2004-11-24
We'd like to thank Strung Out and everybody that wrote in. Here you can find the answers to Strung Out's time as Mammoth's Ask The Band featured artist. Both Jason Cruz and Chris Aiken gave us answers back.

Mammoth Press Hazen Street Interview with Guitarist David Kennedy by Gina Asaro on 2004-11-18
Last summer at the beginning of the Warped Tour we set up an interview with Hazen Street. After playing phone tag for more than 3 months, we finally had the chance to talk to David. Mammoth Press’ Gina Asaro talked with David about the robust history of this new group, why they are more relevant than some of your favorite bands, and their very differing tour mates.

My Friend Andrew WK by Sean-Michael Dore and Neil Despres on 2004-11-17
Mammoth Press' Sean-Michael Dore and Neil Despres had the great oppertunity to sit down with Andrew WK on the special 10th Anniversary date of Warped Tour to talk about breasts, the new album, girlfriends, quantum physics, breasts implants, dogs that walk on two legs, and his TV show. Some how Andrew was under the assumption that we were from MammothBreasts.com, an adult site, then Sean mistakenly said that we were, and it only got more interesting from there…

Ask The Band: Home Grown by on 2004-11-17
Home Grown will be the 3rd band to succumb to our nagging and be the "Ask the Band" featured band. Stepping in front of the bullet will be their drummer Darren. Here is the results of Mammoth Press' Ask The Band: Home Grown!

Three Days Grace chat to MammothPress about life on the road by Tom Beck on 2004-11-08
Three Days Grace have recently been touring with Hoobastank in Europe and the UK, and I got the chance to catch up with Neil and Brad when they visited Manchester.

Ask The Band: underOATH by on 2004-11-05
With over 250 questions asked this time around, we were only able to pick the best 25 to send over to Underoath. We are sorry if anyones question was not unanswered. We did the best that we could to satisfy everyone while picking the questions for Underoath. Both Mammoth Press and Underoath would like to send out a huge thank you to everyone that participated and made this weeks "Ask The Band" feature possible.

Vinnie formely from The MovieLife, chats about his new band I am the avalanche. by Tom Beck on 2004-11-01
It’s just over a year since The MovieLife sadly parted ways, and coming out fresh from that break is Vinnie Caruana and his new band I am the avalanche. Ollie Carding and the team at BigMonsterHitsLittleTokyo.com managed to get the band to play their first EVER shows over in the UK, and it’s there that I managed to catch up with one of my idols to see what he has to say.

MammothPress get the chance to quiz Finland's H-I-M by Tom Beck on 2004-10-28
H-I-M were coming to the end of their 2004 UK tour this week, and I managed to catch up with Ville and Maig in the weirdest and most deserted pub in the whole of Manchester to see what they had to say for themselves.

Interview wiith Tim and Joe of Rise Against by Dave DeSloover on 2004-10-25
With a new guitarist and a new album, Rise Against are spreading their ‘Siren Song’ of awareness and involvement across America. Dave DeSloover from Mammoth Press was able to get a group interview with vocalist Tim McIlrath and bassist Joe Principe, along with radio stations WHFR, CJAM, and a rep from Victory Records at the Detroit stop of the Warped Tour.

Ask The Band: Senses Fail by on 2004-10-25
Mammoth Press' newest feature "Ask The Band" gives you the unique opportunity to interview some of your favorite bands. We kicked off this feature with our friends in Senses Fail. Here is the interview conducted by our readers.

Mammoth Press take time out to chat to South African's Seether. by Tom Beck on 2004-10-21
South African band Seether have been busy over the Summer touring with the likes of Evanescene, and with their album being released for the first time in the UK, I got the chance to chat with Shaun and Pat about their plans for the future.

Mammoth's Interview with Steve from Sum 41 by Tom Beck on 2004-10-01
It's not too often you get the chance to chat with one of your favourite bands face to face, so I jumped at the chance to interview Steve from Sum41!

Interview with Breakdance Vietnam's Guitarist Travis Ducsay by Gina Asaro on 2004-09-29
Mammoth's Gina Asaro had a rare opportunity to get some of Breakdance Vietnam’s guitarist, Travis Ducsay’s undivided attention for long enough to talk about Europe, sex, and touring. Take a look!

Interview with Simply Lost's Drummer Jordan Coon by Gina Asaro on 2004-09-13
Simply Lost is an emerging band out of Southern California. Read the Mammoth Press interview with Gina Asaro and drummer Jordan Coon discussing MySpace, High School Jocks, and, of course, music.

Interview with Down to Earth Approach's Jon Lullo by Sean-Michael Dore on 2004-08-17
Quit school. Move to LA on a whim. Hold shitty part time jobs. Intern at favorite label. Get a job at said label. Sign to that same label. Amazingly this is exactly what Down to Earth Approach did. Now they have a full-length out now on Vagrant Records. Mammoth Press’ Sean-Michael had a chance to talk with DTEA’s Jon Lullo right before the album release. Here’s the Mammoth interview.

Interview with Justin and Matt of Motion City Soundtrack by Dave DeSloover and Mark Turic on 2004-08-11
Motion City Soundtrack is definitely on the fast track to success. With a great debut record on Epitaph, upcoming recording plans with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus, and an ever-growing fan base due to an impressive tour history they are poised to take over. At the Cleveland stop of the Warped Tour, Mammoth got to talk to Justin(vocals and guitar) and Matt(bass) about everything from their pcoming releases and recording plans to song downloading, hair, and high school.

Interview with Midtown Drummer Rob Hitt by Gina Asaro on 2004-08-10
Mammoth Press' Gina Asaro had the privilege of chatting with Rob Hitt , the drummer for Midtown. They talked about life with their new label, watching your back, and what commercial success means to the band.

Interview with Mike from MxPx by Tom Beck on 2004-08-10
I caught up with Mike from MxPx at the London date of Deconstruction, and was hoping to find out the reasons for “Ten Years and Running”, the chances of seeing the band back in the UK, and a selection of other information…..

Interview with Nightmare of You's Singer/Guitarist Brandon Reilly by Gina Asaro on 2004-07-22
Nightmare of You consists of two members from the now defunct group, The Movielife. With a handful of songs, some merch, and several east coast shows, Brandon Reilly and company are now looking to create more music and a label to put it on. Brandon has written some of the most intensely personal – and real – lyrics to come out in awhile. Wanting to get away from the current trend of the music scene, Brandon has found himself as a front man/singer/songwriter. Read the Mammoth interview.

Level 27 Clothing Company Owner Steve Sievers by Gina Asaro on 2004-07-20
There are many facets to the music industry, and one of the newest things is clothing company sponsored by and promoted by bands; Level 27 is one such company. Steve Sievers and Billy Martin (of Good Charlotte) are the heads of Level 27 and sell their clothes at Hot Topic stores, online, and other types of skate shops/retail stores all over the world. Level 27 is now on tour with the Warped Tour promoting their line. Read Gina Asaro's interview with Steve.

Interview with Matt Skiba of the Alkaline Trio by Jacobe Jonson on 2004-06-09
Since their debut on Vagrant Records with From Here to Infirmary the Alkaline Trio has found themselves at the height of their popularity. Last April they released a split with One Man Army and did a few dates on the Punk Voter's tour. Mammoth Press had the opportunity to sit down with the trio's guitarist and singer Matt Skiba and talk about politics, music, tattoos, and their newfound popularity.

Interview with M. Ward by Chris Brook on 2004-06-09
30-year old Matt Ward weaves a lush flowing tapestry of blues, folk, and rock and roll music under the moniker of M. Ward. 2003 saw the release of Ward’s most captivating material to date, a collection of songs about life and death entitled The Transfiguration of Vincent. Ward showcased his sandy mid-range voice and finely honed acoustic guitar skills earlier this year alongside Saddle Creek Records’ Bright Eyes and My Morning Jacket Jim James on a nationwide collaborative tour.

Interview with Braid's Robert Nanna by Sean-Michael Dore on 2004-06-09
Braid was one of the late 90s most influential indie rock bands, their played last few shows where played in August of 1999. From the ashes of Braid came Hey Mercedes who are on Vagrant Records. Bob Nanna of Braid and Hey Mercedes took time out of his preparations for the upcoming Braid reunion tour to talk to Mammoth Press.

Interview with Switchfoot drummer Chad Butler by Mark Turic on 2004-06-09
Alternative CCM group Switchfoot was formed in San Diego, CA, by singer/guitarist Jonathan Foreman and his bassist brother Tim Forman and in 1997 after the addition of drummer Chad Butler the band recorded their debut LP.In 2003 they released The Beautiful Letdown on the Columbia/RED.Mammoth Press sat down with Switchfoot drummer Chad Butler to talk about their last effort and everything that went along with their major label debut.

Interview with Kenna by David E. Biscella on 2004-06-09
Born in Ethiopia (but raised in both Cincinnati and Virginia Beach), alt-funk artist Kenna became captivated by the sounds of U2 and Stevie Wonder early on -- later using their sound as a springboard for his own musical ideas. Kenna had a heart to heart talk with Mammoth Press' David Biscella. Here is what we learned about Kenna.

Interview with Senses Fail's Mike Gilta by Mark Turic on 2004-06-09
Senses Fail will be the band to watch in the next couple of years. With intensely poetic lyrics, cutting drums, and faultless guitar melodies, Senses Fail vigilantly bridges the edginess of hardcore and the passion of punk rock together. Forming in February of 2002, Senses Fail hails from Bergen County New Jersey. Mammoth Press sat down with Mike Glita to talk about their upcoming album, life, music, and everything else.

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