Adrienne Frantz Interview - Part 2

Singer/Songwriter/Actress Adrienne Frantz doesn't want to slow. With a new CD, Anomoly (Wrong Records), due out in October and a subsequent US and European tour, Adrienne sat with epiTUNES to talk about her music, acting and performing in a Finnish barn. Part 2 of 2

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Adrienne Frantz Interview - Part 1

Singer/Songwriter/Actress Adrienne Frantz doesn't want to slow. With a new CD, Anomoly (Wrong Records), due out in October and a subsequent US and European tour, Adrienne sat with epiTUNES to talk about her music, acting and performing in a Finnish barn. Part 1 of 2

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Telling on Trixie Interview w/ Derek Nicoletto

Telling On Trixie is an up and coming New York City rock band created from such a partnership of opposites- the introverted guitarist and the extroverted lead singer who bring out the best in one another to create something bigger than themselves. On their self-titled, debut album, you can hear the seamless result of two very different people joining together to create music with skill and passion – and it’s music that is already substantially impacting listeners. epiTUNES asked Derek Nicoletto a few very different questions.. continued

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PonyNo Interview

In our pretentious society, seldom will you find an artist grounded enough to credit a one-hit wonder as the inspiration for their foray into a musical career. For Jeff Hatch, the mind behind Ponyno, the possibility that his music could evoke the same happiness he felt from the catchy hook of the The Stampeders 1971 hit “Sweet City Womanâ€? was reason enough to pursue this artistic endeavor. If his music could create the same joy for one listener then, in his mind, he is a success. Here's what else Jeff has to say... continued

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Marco Mahler Interview

With lyrical aspirations of Dylan and a healthy admiration for the innovative guitar work of Bert Jansch, the contribution from acoustic singer/songwriter Marco Mahler is immense. Born of Swiss heritage and living as a dual citizen in the United States and Switzerland, his international travels have given him a wide appreciation for music, ranging from traditional Irish folk to mainstream Hip Hop. This range shows through in the debut album, Design in Quick Rotation, which has been described as “music that captures the dawn of Sunday morning and embodies it through verse and song.â€? continued

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Fools For April Interview

Fools For April is all about simplicity. Simple, strong songs, with simple, raw production; tasteful playing and pure emotion. Their fresh sound crosses genres of pop, folk, blues, and rock. The following interview is with Dov Rose of Fools for April to find out a litte more... continued

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Radars to the Sky Podcast Interview

The Los Angeles based indie rockers, Radars to the Sky, formed in early 2006, released their debut e.p. in December 2006 and have been playing the LA club circuit to rave reviews. In such a short time span, the band has played many of LA's premiere clubs such as the Troubadour, Spaceland, and The Fold, as well as shows for Radio Free Silverlake and a live recording on KXLU. Combining the traditional indie rock guiar-centered, multiple-part stylings of Built to Spill, early Modest Mouse, and Pavement with some more straightforward tunes in the vein of The Pixies and Death Cab for Cutie, with a hint of introspection a la M. Ward and Wilco, the band's style hearkens back to what indie rock was meant to be, while keeping their sound firmly in the future. Epitunes sat down with guitarist/lead vocalist Drew Spitzer to find out some of secrets of their success so far.

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1000 Miles From Home Interview

With an alternate identity rivaling Clark Kent’s Superman, the Dallas based rock band, 1000 Miles From Home, transforms from erudite engineers to a force of emotionally charged rockers. They fit the stereotypical geek concept - from competitive video gaming to wrestling with the paradoxes of a computer science revolution - they’re deeply submerged in the abstruse world of the inner-workings of technology. Channeling the harmonious flow of Jeff Buckley and cherishing the versatility of the Queens of the Stone Age, the band’s mesh of rock and punk influences elevates the music far beyond many of their contemporaries. continued

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Charlotte Kendrick Interview

Charlotte Kendrick’s music is tenderly performed Americana folk rock in the vein of Kaplansky, Williams or McLachlan. Her understated voice is in the tradition of folk singers to whom the song matters most, while her lyrics are haunting, triumphant and sobering at the same time. continued

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Junior Interview

Kiley Bland (guitar / lead vocals), Steve Cox (drums) and Adam Hoffoss (bass / vocals) - three southern boys from The ARK-LA-TX area with big dreams of some day escaping the country back roads, trailer parks and barn dances to be in a rock and roll band. Well, those three guys made their dreams come true, and their band is Junior. continued

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Philpot Interview

They’ve been labeled “New Classic Rockâ€? and “New Americanaâ€?, the next band from the American heartland, and the “American Oasis". Philpot's guitar player, Josh Kennedy tells it his way. continued

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Peter Searcy Interview

Singer/Songwriter Peter Searcy crafts instantly sing-along melodies in songs about love, loss, and life. After fronting the seminal punk band, Squirrel Bait in the late 80s, and alt-rockers Big Wheel in the 90s, he's finding his stride on his 4th solo record, "Spark." continued

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Hello Opertor Interview

The Toronto based band Hello Operator stopped by the epiTUNES studios in April during their US tour for an exclusive interview and live acoustic performance of three of their songs, “Chasing Satellitesâ€?, “55 Regretsâ€? and “Hot Stepâ€?.

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Hello Operator Performance - "Chasing Satellites"

The Toronto based band Hello Operator stopped by the epiTUNES studios in April during their US tour for an exclusive interview and live acoustic performance of three of their songs, “Chasing Satellitesâ€?, “55 Regretsâ€? and “Hot Stepâ€?.

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Hello Operator Acoustic Performance - "55 Regrets"

The Toronto based band Hello Operator stopped by the epiTUNES studios in April during their US tour for an exclusive interview and live acoustic performance of three of their songs, “Chasing Satellitesâ€?, “55 Regretsâ€? and “Hot Stepâ€?.

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Veritas Interview - Part 1

All four members of the Los Angeles based band Veritas vistied the epiTUNES office in February 2007 to discuss their new EP, their music and the battle going on in the San Fernando Valley. Part 1 of 3

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Veritas Interview - Part 2

All four members of the Los Angeles based band Veritas vistied the epiTUNES office in February 2007 to discuss their new EP, their music and the battle going on in the San Fernando Valley. Part 2 of 3

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Veritas Interview - Part 3

All four members of the Los Angeles based band Veritas vistied the epiTUNES office in February 2007 to discuss their new EP, their music and the battle going on in the San Fernando Valley. Part 3 of 3

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Dreaming Ferns Interview - Part 1

The four members of the Los Angeles based band Dreaming Ferns visited the epiTUNES office on November 26th for an exclusive epiTUNES interview and performed two songs live, "This Town" and "I Reckon". Part 1 of 3.

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Dreaming Ferns Interview - Part 2

The four members of the Los Angeles based band Dreaming Ferns visited the epiTUNES office on November 26th for an exclusive epiTUNES interview and performed two songs live, "This Town" and "I Reckon". Part 2 of 3.