The Roots of Indie: the Raincoats
Kurt Cobain loved them. Kim Gordon was inspired by them. It's time you met the Raincoats.
The Roots of Indie
The Roots of Indie: The Buzzcocks - 'Spiral Scratch'
Looking for English punk's first indie release? Here it is.
The Roots of Indie: 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' Original Soundtrack
It was the soundtrack that made roots music "bona fide."
The Roots of Indie: The Faces
The Replacements, the Black Crowes ... they're not without precedent.
The Roots of Indie: Link Wray
He invented distortion and influenced Iggy Pop. If that's all Link Wray ever did, he'd still be a legend.
The Roots of Indie: The Reverend Horton Heat Talks Rockabilly
Legendary guitarist Jim Heath talks roots, straight eights, and the first time he saw the Cramps.
The Roots of Indie: Jane's Addiction - 'Nothing's Shocking'
Art school met shredding guitar in this alternative classic.
The Roots of Indie: Ralph Peer
Meet the man who invented roots music.
The Roots of Indie: The Terri Nunn Interview
One of synth pop's first superstars talks about her indie roots.
The Roots of Indie: The Bromley Contingent
Meet punk rock's first graduating class.