interviews
Photo courtesy of Bob Minkin
Mark Joseph (The Big Wu) chatted with Jam in the Stream ahead of his gig that included legendary JGB organist Melvin Seals, billed as a special guest Saturday night at the Fitzgerald Theater. Joseph and Heatbox both released albums at the historic St. Paul venue.
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Mexico City-based guitarist Todd Clouser chatted with Jam in the Stream ahead of his August ‘23 gig with organist John (MOTHER FUCKING) Medeski and drummer JT Bates at Minneapolis’ Icehouse. Clouser, who is originally from Minneapolis, explains how this trio, which has played together several times, came to be, among other things.
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Minneapolis-based Mae Simpson released “Cap Guns,” the first song off their upcoming album. Guitarist Jorgen Wadkins chatted with Jam in the Stream about the single, and the band’s upcoming album, which was produced by saxophonist Brian “Snowman” Powers.
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Duluth’s New Salty Dog at 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis back in January. Photo by Aaron Reichow.
Owen and Jacob Mahon of Duluth’s Saltydog (New Salty Dog at the time) discuss their run of shows with Madison, Wis.-based WURK, their residency at Bent Paddle Brewing, and touched on how ideas form during jams.
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McBess in the music video for “Ball Pit,” which he tells much about the making of in this interview with Jam in the Stream conducted in London back in late February.
An exclusive interview with McBess, the illustrator behind the music project Mcbaise, the funky, jazzy indie psych band that anchors London-based Dirty Melody Records. Jam in the Stream editor Javier Serna caught up with McBess at a pub in the Shoreditch neighborhood of London in late February, 2023. If you like chill, psychedelic music, and you know about Mcbaise’s music, you’ll want to read this. If you like chill, psychedelic music, and you don’t know about Mcbaise, you NEED to read this.
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KGLW.net has been started by a community of talented King Gizz fans. This piece was done by member d00knation for the site for promotional purposes.
KGLW.net upgraded its show database capabilities by shifting to the Songfish software, making it the most comprehensive site chronicling King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. Jam in the Stream interviewed Songfish founder Adam Scheinberg, who was also responsible in large part for Phish.net’s database.
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