A new documentary called Analog Love: The (Long Lost) Art of the Mixtape comes out on August 17 on video-on-demand and limited edition Blu-Ray courtesy of Passion River Films.
The 85-minute piece chats with musicians such as Henry Rollins, Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Kim Shattuck (The Muffs), and Jennifer Finch (L7), about the so-called art. Blu-Ray bonus footage includes an exploration of Rollins' tape collection.
Amy Oden (filmmaker, From the Back of the Room) SPB: What is your favorite music-related film or documentary? Oden: Rise Above (the Tribe 8 documentary) is probably my favorite music-related documentary, because it illustrates how the band's politics informed their performance. Read more
Henry Rollins SPB: Have you found that your background as a musical performer has influenced your ability or technique in other media endeavors, such as acting, hosting, and interviewing subjects? Rollins: Yes. In my opinion, they are all basically the same thing. They all require honesty, focus, guts and discipline. Read more
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