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Warpaint: Love & War
JUICE spoke to all four members of Warpaint, manoeuvring topic to topic adeptly, from the supposedly more electronic sounds of the new record to the ease of their freeform jam sessions.
The National: … And So He Spoke
JUICE had a chat with The National’s Matt Berninger on his melancholic disposition, starting a band way into your 30s, and the most terrifying man on television.
Sheila Majid & DANGERDISKO: Nostalchic
DANGERDISKO’s edit of Sheila Majid’s classic, ‘Sinaran’, was a viral hit that happened in real life (clubs to be specific). With a proper collaboration in the works and a performance together at FMFA2014, JUICE sat down with the boys of DANGERDISKO and Sheila herself for an extended chat.
Switchfoot: Journey to the West
JUICE catches up with Switchfoot frontman Jon Foreman to talk more about the making of Fading West, and maybe even put him in a tough spot for a bit.
Jason Kong: A Festival For the People #FMFA2014
Jason Kong is Livescape Asia’s Head of PR who has Red Bull for breakfast, a pint of Asahi for lunch, and a glass of Chivas 18 on the rocks for dinner. He is also the man Livescape relies on when sh*t hits the fan.
Rudimental: Kickin’ It Old School
Performing at Future Music Festival Asia 2014 next month in March, JUICE chats with Piers of Rudimental about their upcoming sophomore album, crazy live sets, and what the future holds for them.
Mogwai: Not Post Rock
Self-denying post rock band Mogwai confuses us, so we requested for an emergency phone call to get to the bottom of things, and guitarist Barry Burns was on the other end to clarify things for us.
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Evolving With Grace
A man who changes is a man who isn’t afraid to evolve, JUICE speaks to Alex on staying to your roots while still growing, his stage name, and miscellaneous topics.
The Language of Silence & Ásgeir
Made-up languages, father-son bonding, Death Grips, and more.
Savages: Primal Energy
JUICE speaks to Savages’ Jehnny Beth about the disquieting power of their debut, Silence Yourself, and the unflinching nature of their art.