Seth Langreck

Gaelynn Lea never turns down a chance to play.

Emily Haavik finally says all the things she wanted to say.

Ruthe Kay and Bailey take their friendship to the next level.

Get inside Glen's Neighbor's house and start listening.

Rick McLean says, "Pop country, it's all about product placement."

Mind Control keeps Duluth's underground community alive and well.

Lord Montague turns up the volume to 11.

Ingeborg Von Agassiz travels the solo stage.

Brandon Gordon speaks about his music as Illyrik.

Tallulah explains how "A Blue Painting" took the band out of the basement and onto the stage.

The folks from the UW-La Crosse's take on Horrible Harry while showing us what's behind the curtains.

Matt Olson of Mattoverse Electronics talks about the mystery homemade synths.

Adam Bartlett of Gilead Media explains how running an independent record label survives during the digital age.

RIG TIME! talks about what motivates an aspiring hardcore band.

Rachel and Ryan explain the magic behind Social Disaster's debut Dark Side of the Roller Rink.

Max Doering of Iron Bags talks about how a summer in Scotland started a business 30 years in the making.

Mike Marty explains the process behind his work. Visit him at mikedoestattoos.com

Matt Lawrence talks about his debut EP Flip Your Record.

Stereo Confession builds a bridge with contemporary teen attitude and classic surf rock hooks. Max, Alex, and Theo talk about the process behind the album No Coast and the song "Video Games".

The family that plays together stays together. Jim and Mission talk about taking home on the road with Go Fight.