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Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, September 2002
PETER MURPHY. Once the man who forced glamour and dread into its permanent cage match, he's now become the dark bard of Istanbul. ...
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, July 2003
"You know how I know it's the end of the world, Lenny? Because everything's been done. Every kinda music, every government, every hairstyle. How we ...
Carla Bruni: The Literary Ambitions Of A Model
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, February 2007
THERE WAS a t-shirt going around a few years ago which snottily declared of its wearers, I Hate Models. Of course, it said way less ...
Charlotte Gainsbourg: Initials C.G.
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, April 2007
NEW YORK'S hideously hypocritical smoking policy (in a city choking on exhaust fumes) was a particular nuisance that morning at the impossibly fabulous Carlyle Hotel, ...
Siouxsie & The Banshees: Siouxsie Sioux: Sans Banshees, Siouxsie Returns
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, October 2007
IT'S HARD TO recall a time when the scent of Armageddon has hung so heavy in the international air as it has during this, the ...
Raveonettes, The: The Raveonettes: Good Things Come To Those Who Wait
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, February 2008
THEY WERE a glorious sight, appearing gorgeously on the horizon. Modern day Vikings, they came from the land of Hamlet, pastry and strikingly progressive politics ...
Patrick Wolf: A Wolf In Wolf's Clothing
Interview by Ken Scrudato, SOMA, June 2009
IN AN AGE of insufferably style-less, beardy bores like Fleet Foxes and Band of Horses, when the gloriously outlandish and confrontational likes of Dresden Dolls ...
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