Nov 14, 2007
Interview: Drew Danburry

You are missing out if you haven't listened to Drew Danburry. Simply sensible and brutally honest, Danburry writes music about his friends and for his friends. Luckily for us, he considers everybody a friend. More...

Nov 12, 2007
Interview: The 1990s

Scottish rebel rousers, The 1990s, have released the feel good album of the year in Cookies on Rough Trade Records. They're doing their first proper tour of the States and HEAVE spoke with drummer, singer and good chap, Micheal McGaughrin.

HEAVE: How has the tour been going so far? More...

Nov 5, 2007
Interview: Limbeck

Limbeck formed in 1999 and have been through not only some lineup changes, but some genre changes as well. Guitarist Patrick Carrie battled through the L.A. traffic on his way to an acoustic set to tell HEAVE a little about the Southern California based alt-country band. More...

Oct 29, 2007
Interview: Chin Up Chin Up

Chin Up Chin Up is a Chicago band through and through, so just how did they end up on the Seattle label, Suicide Squeeze. Front man Jeremy Bolen tells us how and why it happened, along with a whole lot more. More...

Oct 24, 2007
Interview: The Bats

Ah New Zealand, home to the indigenous Maori, where the Queen reigns but does not rule, where Peter Jackson made us wonder about those hobbits Frodo and Sam and where Flying Nun records introduced the world to the jingle jangle groove of The Chills, Tall Dwarfs, The Clean and this weeks featured chat, The Bats. More...

Oct 22, 2007
Interview: My Brightest Diamond

Formally the head of Sufjan Steven’s band, the Illinoisemakers - Shara Worden now makes quite the name for herself as My Brightest Diamond. Shara took time out of her preparation for touring (and having a tree cut down in her backyard) to talk to HEAVE.

HEAVE: Your mom played organ at your chuch and your dad was a world champion accordion player. What kind of childhood did that lead to? More...

Oct 17, 2007
Interview: Aqueduct

Currently touring in support of his latest release Or Give Me Death, David Terry finds time to pleasantly discuss Aqueduct’s past, present and future. More...