Julian Casablancas: I just wanna thank you guys, your band is pretty much the reason why I play music today, so I'm honored to get to interview you, or just talk to you really. Robby Krieger: All ...

Julian Casablancas on getting sober, ... (“They opened doors for us, because we started getting booked into clubs for being a garage-rock band,” says the Keys’ Dan Auerbach.) ...

Julian Casablancas on the Strokes ... friends left / And they don’t miss me,” he moans in “Why Are Sundays So Depressing,” while the tender “At the Door” has the frontman ...

Julian Casablancas’ Radical Reinvention Advertisement While the Velvet Underground and Doors influenced his songwriting, he’s also been trained in classical music theory.

Musical guest Julian Casablancas and The Voidz perform at the Tonight Show on September 23, 2014. NBC—NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images. ... (“They opened doors for us, ...

Julian Casablancas + the Voidz Cover Milli Vanilli's "Girl You Know It's True" Casablancas also covered the Doors' "People Are Strange" with the Growlers. By Zoe Camp. October 26, 2015 ...

Julian Casablancas appeared at the Beach Goth 4 festival in California over the weekend, performing a handful of covers during two sets. Casablancas first played a set with his band The Voidz ...

Julian Casablancas + the Voidz perform at Governors Ball in New York on June 7, 2014. Photos by Joe McCabe, heyreverb.com. After getting a few teases and tracks in the last few months, you can now ...

Julian Casablancas of The Strokes performs during MTV2 '$2 Bill' Featuring The Strokes at Hollywood Center Studios on February 2nd, 2002 in Los Angeles, California. J. Vespa/WireImage ...

The enduring image of Julian Casablancas, the ringleader of New York garage rock outfit The Strokes, will be that of a grimy, grungy, cherub-faced druggie in crotch-suffocating jeans, fresh sneaks ...

The song has a more traditional Strokes sound than “At The Door,” but the video is where the abnormal comes in: ... Julian Casablancas said, “The 2010s, whatever the f*ck they’re called, ...

Julian Casablancas on the Voidz, the Strokes and which way he’ll (probably) vote “I think the purpose of art is to inspire people,” says Julian Casablancas. (Peter Fisher / For The Times) ...