Gaz Coombes’ scene is a far cry from the chaos and disorder of Caught By The Fuzz. Formerly the frontman of Supergrass, subsequently an admired Mercury nominated solo artist, the unassuming Coombes states: “My scene […]
Tim Burgess’ scene is: “coffee”. The Charlatans’ singer songwriter, who is also a solo artist and an author, states simply that his scene is: “Probably what we’re doing right now. Coffee.” The Charlatans helped launch […]
Predictably Andrew W.K‘s scene is “partying”. However, this singer, song-writer and multi-instrumentalist, renowned for his hit Party Hard, is not a cliché. The jubilant lyrics of “when it’s time to party, we will always party hard” […]
Albert Lee’s scene is cars. He says – I like to mess around with cars. They can be really frustrating, but really rewarding if you can get it running yourself without spending a fortune. […]
Jeff Martin’s scene is cooking. He says – I love cooking food here at our house. There’s a different part of the world being cooked in this kitchen every night. My scene is obviously consumed by my music, but the love of my wife and my children. […]
Tyler Connolly’s scene is chill. The THEORY (of a Deadman) frontman states: “My scene is just laid back, having a good time with my friends. Laugh a lot. My few close friends, and you know just […]
What’s My Scene chats to BLACK STONE CHERRY’s singer and lead guitarist, Chris Robinson, about the band’s sixth studio album, Family Tree, released on April 20 via Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group. Chris, who were your influences growing up? The reason I wanted […]
Lydia Lunch‘s scene is aptly “Ob-scene”. The musician, writer, photographer, No Wave Movement instigator, Cinema of Transgression focal point, and icon of the underground music world, Lunch is at times lewd, explicit, and offensive, but […]
Lindsay Schoolcraft‘s scene is a carefree and caring one. The keyboardist and vocalist of Cradle of Filth acknowledges that her scene is still to ‘do what [she] wants’ but that doesn’t entail selfishness. She adds: “I also […]
Phil Lewis’ scene is “music and motorbikes”. The LA GUNS singer states: “When I’m not on a motorcycle, I’m at home listening to records, or tinkering around with … I’ve got five or six collections […]
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