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Christmas horror movies are hit-or-miss in the film industry, but captured in director Michael Dougherty's 2015 release Krampus is the dread of European folklore and humor modern storytelling. Teaming with his Trick 'r Treat composer Douglas Pipes, the film's soundtrack is as holiday-centric and terrifying as Krampus itself, which is still in theaters! In an exclusive interview with Music Times, Pipes opened up about creating a sound that stayed true to this monster, this holiday and this movie, which ends up sounding like a score to our nightmares fueled by candy canes and the naughty list. -
Composer Nicholas Britell on 'Big Short' Film Score: Balancing Comedy & Drama with Music [Q&A]
In a new exclusive interview with the film's composer, Music Times learned about composer Nicholas Britell's approach to the score of 'The Big Short,' his experience working with director Adam McKay and much more. Read more on the score and Britell below. -
GRiZ On "Fantastic" Next Record, Sustaining All Good Records, Grizmas: Interview
We had a chance to catch up with GRiZ to talk about his "fantastic" next record that is currently in the works, some of the legendary names that will be on it, GriZmas and potential plans to expand it, how to get signed to All Good Records and the struggle to maintain the label. -
Pierce Fulton On Shirts & Skins, Why He Plays Instruments, Touring Live: Interview
We had a chance to catch up with the former University of Vermont and talk about his recent music, how he plans on incorporates live instruments into his tracks and his upcoming tour, his side project with Ansolo, known to most as Ansel Elgort titled Shirts & Skins and its future and much more. -
ASAP Ferg Talks Yams' Inspiration for Art Basel, Traplord x Adidas & 'Tatted Angel' [Q&A]
A$AP Ferg is slowly coming down from an accomplishment high, and who could blame him? He recently showcased his artwork in Miami at Art Basel, released a successful collection (Traplord x Adi-Ease) with Adidas Skateboarding in November, and even dropped a preview of his first new track in over a year, "Tatted Angel." There was one common factor instilled within each of these projects: the late A$AP Yams. In an exclusive Q&A session with us, Ferg broke down why the death of his close friend and A$AP Mob co-founder inspired him to express himself in various outlets. -
I Ate Artichoke Pizza With DJ Carnage To Talk Music, Race, Food
We ate pizza with Carnage and talked about his album, how race impacts his image and of course food. -
Canaan Smith Talks Touring, 'Love You Like That' Success, New Single and More: Interview
When you think of the biggest future names in country music, few names ring louder than Cannan Smith. Thanks to his smash breakout single "Love You Like That," Smith has gone from a relative unknown to one of the most hyped players in the game. -
Lisa Loeb Talks Crafting Children's Music, Her New Album, '90s Nostalgia and 'Stay': Interview
Children's music is no child play for Lisa Loeb. Best known for her smash '90s hit "Stay (I Missed You)," Loeb continues to churn out emotionally charged rock albums, but the mother of two has also found another passion... children's music. -
James Bay On Writing Great Songs, Getting Signed and More: Interview
We had a chance to get James Bay on the phone to discuss his positive experience signing with a major label, how to write a great song, performing with George Ezra and Sam Smith and much more. -
X Ambassadors Talk 'Renegades' Success, Imagine Dragons and '90s Hip-Hop: Interview
2015 has been a massive year for X Ambassadors. This year, the previously relatively unknown band has exploded on the scene thanks to their No. 1 single "Renegades," unique debut album VHS and a little help from Imagine Dragons. -
CID On 'She Wants The D,' Musical Evolution, Collaborations: Interview
We had a chance to catch up with Kaskade, Don Diablo and Tiesto approved, CID, to discuss how things have changed over the past few years, finding a balance between producing and live shows, his track "She Wants The D," his many collaborations and much more. -
The Rolling Stones' Tequila Sunrise Pours Into JFK Airport with Jose Cuervo Pop-Up: Interview
The Rolling Stones' 1972 tour is a thing of rock 'n' roll legends. From the hijinks of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards to Truman Capote leaving the tour in the middle of his reporting for Rolling Stone magazine to, of course, the music itself, the American trek is still talked about to this day. And, even though fans can't exactly relive the booze-fueled tour, if they happen to be flying through New York City's JFK Airport, they can at least get a taste of what the Stones did back in the day... through some Jose Cuervo tequila sunrises. Richards even famously dubbed the trek the "cocaine and tequila sunrise tour."
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