In-Depth Music Interviews
Chaos Control, founded in 1992, is a music publication focused on in-depth interviews with artists. The site features long-form conversations that explore creative process, influences, and current projects, covering a wide range of genres and scenes.
Other Recent Feature INTERVIEWS
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STABBED BY PRONGS Interview: Craig Drabik on Static Skin and Collaboration
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Gail Ann Dorsey on new solo music, touring with Thomas Dolby
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Anne Richmond Boston (The Swimming Pool Q’s) Revives Lost Album “I Should Be Happy”
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ROMES on “Sonic Trash,” DIY Music, and Genre-Blurring Sound
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Sascha Konietzko on KMFDM’s New Album “Enemy”
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INTERVIEW: Galecstasy and Mike Watt collaborate as Wattzotica
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Annie Hogan Explores the Making of “Tongues In My Head”
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Barry Adamson Interview: SCALA!!! and Film Scoring
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Justin Warfield (She Wants Revenge) Introduces WARFIELD
Archive Highlights
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Anne Dudley and Paul Morley discuss The Art Of Noise
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Bill Leeb discusses his debut solo album, "Model Kollapse"
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Jah Wobble interviewed about Invaders of the Heart, PiL and his long career
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Martin Fry talks about the long career of ABC and 40th anniversary of "The Lexicon of Love"
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Adam Sherburne talks about the return of Consolidated
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Dave Wakeling talks about "Here We Go Love," his first new album with The English Beat in over 30 years
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Jay Aston's Gene Loves Jezebel return with “Dance Underwater”
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Peter Hook talks about celebrating his musical past with The Light
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The Dandy Warhols focus on the riffs with "Rockmaker"
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Rob Halford of Judas Priest talks about his late 90's project 2wo
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Naoko Yamano talks about "Sweet Candy Power" and the long career of Shonen Knife
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Pop Will Eat Itself return with “New Noise Designed By A Sadist”
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Legendary producer John Fryer talks about his current musical focus, Black Needle Noise
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Limahl talks about his career and new music
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David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets) collaborates with Victor DeLorenzo (Violent Femmes) and Darwin Meiners as Night Crickets
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Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation embraces his early pop influences with new solo album, "Daydream Accelerator"
