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Jet Set Satellite Interview
Jet Set Satellite has riden the rollercoaster ride that is the Canadian music industry for the past few years. We found out what Trevor Tuminski, frontman of JSS, thinks of all that has happened since the last time the site hooked up with him nearly three years ago at Edgefest
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Ether Net Interview
We got a chance to speak with this very artistically driven group to find out more about their name, their music, and how they perceive the media itself.
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Eden Ants Interview
This band blew our resident editor away at a performance with their electronic & brit-pop sensibilities. Nearly a year has passed since the, and now Adymm and Rob answer a few questions.
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The Strand Interview
Casey talks with one of Peon's favourite independent industrial acts. The Strand mix hard & intense music with honest lyrics. They are nearly unmatched while taking this approach with their music
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Amen & Ross Robinson Interview
We sat down with one of the hardest bands, as well as the legendary producer behind them. What came out was quirky to say the least. Casey Chaos and Ross Robinson are unique individuals, but each shares a passion for music unrivaled in the music industry.
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The Azoic Interview
3 independently released CDs put out by a single band isn't usually an incredibly noteable thing nowadays. How about 3 CDs and a label filled with likeminded artists? We'd say so. Kristy from The Azoic and Nilaihah Records has done both.
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VAST Interview
Jon Crosby of VAST was kind enough to chat with us online about his enlightened views on music and online communities, and his commitment to his art and fans.
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Snake River Conspiracy Interview
SRC with their debut release hit hard in underground circles, but was relatively ignored by the mainstream market. Jason Slater talks with us about the band, his opinions on the industry as well as where is heading next with the band.
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Collide Interview
Not many artists can claim as much high profile experience working with other groups, while still being able to create their own art at the same time. Collide are one of those few artists that stand out in each way.
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Clutch Interview
We interviewed Clutch prior to the Sounds of the Underground tour. Neil Fallon talks aobut the tour, Clutch's veteran presence within the vast lineup of bands, and of course...Bam Margera.
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