Some of my favourite Strokes interviews have been when Nick and Albert talk to guitar magazines so I was excited to read their interview with this months Guitar World. Also included are the tabs for UCoD. Thanks to stuckintime10 over at Toxic Radio for the scans!
Magazines : 2011 : Guitar World
In case you have never read their previous interviews check out them out below
• Guitar Magazine October 2001: All The Young Dudes
• Guitar Player December 2003: Electric Warriors
• Guitarist March 2004: This Is It
There has been a load of new interviews with the band this week as the publicity machine for the new record kicks into gear. The two big ones have been with Shortlist magazine and Spin.
Click on the links for the full articles
Magazines: 2011: Spin Magazine
Other interviews round-up
Exclaim
Irish Times
Time Magazine
Time Out Chicago
Wall Street Journal
The first interview with all the band in this week’s NME, they paint a much more stable picture than previous interviews have and the band genuinely seem happy with Angles and more importantly each other right now.
I honestly don’t care if people think we have troubles. We all get along great. Our friendships are more stable – Julian
When their paths do cross Fab’s with Albert’s, Nick’s with Julian’s – there are big hugs, un-fakeable ear-to-ear gruns and plans to meet up later on “See you onstage in a couple of months! Julian grins to Nick as he leaves – a joke very much for the benefit of NME
Oh Machu Picchu
It all begins with a Moog crescendo that explodes into what Nikolai will describe as “our funkiest song yet”….There are as with all the songs a LOT of twists and turns
I’ve been rescanning a lot of old magazine articles in a much better quality than they were before, more scans will be added in the next few weeks.
The following folders in the gallery have been updated
Bang Magazine 2003
Filter 2004
Guitar Player 2003
Guitarist 2004
Magnet 2004
Mojo 2003
NME 2002
NME 2003
NME 2005
Q Magazine 2003
Q Magazine 2006
Rhythm Magazine 2003
Rolling Stone 2003
The Face 2002
The Observer
The Telegraph


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