Afghan Whigs don't sound like the '90s On "Soft Control," Greg Dulli and the Afghan Whigs prove 40 years hasn't dulled their edge Salon · Aug 25
“If the house were on fire, it wouldn’t just be the one guitar I’d take – it would be the one possession I’d take. I love it that much”: Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli on the guitar he values most, and what links Jimmy Page and Prince The alt-rock mainstay would rather not play than have to use a Strat or Les Paul. If he’s only given a Marshall amp he’ll stick to singing. And he still writes songs like he did when he was 15 Guitar World · Aug 21
"I'm a pussycat but I'm also a fan of mischief, misdirection and manipulation." Greg Dulli looks back on 40 years of laying bare man's desires, duplicity and deviance with The Afghan Whigs An audience with alternative rock's own Prince of Darkness Louder · Aug 20
‘I had to learn how to be a feminist’: Greg Dulli on surviving grunge, shunning misogyny, and Afghan Whigs’ glorious return With a soulful sound and soul-baring lyrics, the Afghan Whigs rode the post-Nirvana boom to the big leagues. Their frontman explains his exploration of the male ego – and how Usher got the band back together The Guardian - UK · Aug 17
Greg Dulli: Salon Q&A Exclusive: Afghan Whigs singer on connecting with his '90s songs, loving R&B, how the band decided to record again Salon · May 24, 2014