It was a kinder, gentler Henry Rollins that Choler met up with in late January, a month before the release of the new Rollins Band album, Get Some Go Again.

Everything that could have gone wrong for this Canadian metal band, did -- but the girls of Kittie continue to do everything right.

The chance to score a few films and to bulk up at the gym, apparently. Here's some of what was on Connelly's mind when we spoke recently.

Everyone's favorite musical quandary, Hanzel und Gretyl, recently went out with the notorious Genitorturers in support of HuG's latest masterpiece UBER ALLES.

23-year-old Irishman Ian Clarke, as a student at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, developed Freenet, an anonymous P2P file sharing network.

With the release of their sixth full-length LP, the brothers Hartnoll have solidified their status as Britain's most successful dance music export.

Choler talks soundtracks and the evolution of turntablism with DJ Q-Bert.

With a brilliant new album -- Sound Dust under its belt, Stereolab has proven once again that it makes music one way: its own. A conversation with 'lab main man Tim Gane

Choler catches up with Dresden Dolls frontwoman / piano torturer Amanda Palmer to ponder the band's imminent voyage from play time to big time.

A conversation with Bedrock founder and DJ John Digweed