Huun Huur Tu
by Andrew Frey
February 2003
An interview with traditional Tuvan Throat Singers, Huun Huur Tu, from Tuva, east of Moscow, north of Mongolia in central Asia
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by Andrew Frey
February 2003
Hank Thomas and the Western Starlanders
by Dave Leucinger
February 2003
Interview with Milwaukee alt-country rocker Hank Thomas of Hank Thomas and the Western Starlanders
Hellyeah
by Rick Florino
May 2007
An interview with former Pantera/Damageplan and current Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul covering his new band featuring Chad Gray and Greg Tribbet of Mudvayne and Tom Maxwell of Nothingface.
The Heavils
by Andrew Frey
March 2003
Rockford’s The Heavils, and interview with Mossy after being signed to Metal Blade Records in 2003
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Dan Hicks & the Hot Licks
by Brett Lemke
December 2007
Dan Hicks has been performing an eclectic mix of staccato, alt-jazz guitar over the brushed swagger of his swing band The Hot Licks for over 30 years. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Hicks has just released “Duets,” a download-only album featuring collaborations with Tom Waits, Bette Midler, Willie Nelson, and Rickie Lee Jones. Hicks spoke with Maximum Ink about the new incarnation of The Hot Licks, his first band The Charlatans, and working with filmmaker Ralph Bakshi.
Robyn Hitchcock
by John Noyd
December 2007
Robyn Hitchcock arrives November 3rd, 2007 to Madison’s High Noon Saloon, playing solo but carrying overstuffed bags of interesting history. From his post-punk Soft Boys beginnings to a three decade career mixing solo stretches with bands, films, published poems and painting, Robyn is a post-modern Renaissance Man who’s songs and speech dabble in riddles, scribbles, neurosis and culture. The newly minted five CD set, I WANNA GO BACKWARDS bonuses up three of his older solo albums and includes an incredibly strong double CD of rare works. We emailed Robyn to ask about his past and present state of affairs.
Ha Ha Tonka
by Kristen Winiarski
September 2008
A keen move on their part, the once Amsterband from Missouri is now known as Ha Ha Tonka. The band is made up of Brian Roberts on lead vocals and guitar, Lucas Long on bass and vocals, Brett Anderson on keyboard, guitar, and vocals and Lennon Bone on drums and vocals. This indie rock band combines religious undertones, life, love, hometown pride and rockin guitar riffs. I had the opportunity to talk with Brian Roberts about their past, present, and future projects.
