Thrasher Magazine

Timmy’s Organism, the descendent of the great Human Eye and the Clone Defects, play mutant glam rock for submoron imbeciles—any self-hating human being should love it.

Aesop Rock isn't trying to save the world with each verse. He’s only hoping to brighten it a little.

Bernard Sumner opens up about Ian Curtis’ death and how he carried on after his passing.

Jesse Hughes on skating, survival and returning to Paris. As seen in the May 2016 issue.

Mr. Clinton had time between recording sessions to talk Maggot Brain, sampling and the definition of funk.

Sad news that Merle Haggard died today but what a life he lived. He ran it full tilt for 79 years. Drinkin', fightin', and lovin', nobody said it better. Hats off to Hag. Check out this interview from Thrasher's March 2002 issue.

Sam Hitz was able to talk with Scott Ian about the new album, Lemmy, Meat Loaf, and rap music. Check it out.

2015 marked 30 years of Dinosaur Jr., with all three original members back together for longer than their original incarnation. Check out this interview from our April issue.

Vic Mensa talks about LA being phony, moving back to Chicago, and running into Andrew Reynolds at the skateshop. Check it out.

Gibbons’ hectic schedule luckily allowed him a little time to discuss the new album, the secret to ZZ Top’s longevity and, of course, the infamous beard.

Quavo from Migos took some time to talk about Offset’s current situation, being compared to The Beatles and what he really thinks of Hannah Montana.

Mac DeMarco has been getting a lot of attention jamming out his self-described “jizz jazz” and he was nice enough to sit down and talk about it.

Ice Cube had some time to talk with us about N.W.A, heading out on his own and, of all things Juggalos. Check it out.

Jim Reid of The Jesus and Mary Chain had a few moments to talk about discovering punk music, being dubbed the “new Sex Pistols” and why Lollapalooza was one of the worst experiences of his career.

Ty Segall, Chad Ubovich, and Charles Moothart took time to talk about Fuzz, the current state of rock music, and why you can't trust the iCloud.

We recently sat down with A$AP Rocky to talk about what’s been going on and what he has coming up in the near future. As seen in the Feb' 2016 issue.

From the inside of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, the 31-year-old rapper talks about breaking his leg, microwaving meatballs and working with Alchemist. From the Aug '15 issue.

Nothing can stop Slayer. We crept backstage on a recent tour to talk to guitarist Kerry King about what's been up.