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Interview: 1349words by Jim Trainer | photo by Martha Lewicka
Sparta Philharmonic – Maybe It’s Best
You know when you were a kid and someone told you: “You can do anything you want in the whole-wide world”? And you believed it. [...]
Sub Pop Signs Indie Supergroup Mister Heavenly
Sub Pop Records have announced that they’ve signed a newly-formed band composed of Joe Plummer (Modest Mouse), Nick Diamonds (Islands/Unicorns), and Honus Honus (Man Man) [...]
THE EX – Catch My Shoereviewed by Garrett Lyons
The Ex have been a seminal underground anarchist punk band for nearly 35 years. Catch My Shoe marks a major change for the band with [...]
NEW MEXICO – Have You Met My Friend?reviewed by Garrett Lyons
San Diego-based New Mexico reaches a fresh sound by going back into the record archives for a string of influences ranging from Mission of Burma, [...]
The Left – Reporting Live (feat. Guilty Simpson)
Detroit trio The Left, comprised of producer Apollo Brown, rapper Journalist 103, and DJ Soko, are celebrating the release of their debut album, Gas Mask, with “Reporting Live,” the first [...]
Wander #1
6 bullets in my soul. 6 bullets in my soul. 6 bullets in my soul. 6 bullets in my soul. 6 bullets in my soul. [...]
THE WORLD CONCAVE – Harborreviewed by Jake Benjamin
The World Concave is an experiment. And their sound agrees: spread across the seven-song debut release are swaths of airy, spacey, reverb-heavy guitars, lilting pianos, [...]
WOLF PEOPLE – Steeplereviewed by Peter Cauvel
When listening to Steeple, two things are blatantly obvious: Wolf People loves classic rock and they’re British. The band mixes the blues of Led Zeppelin [...]
Ivan & Alyosha – Glorify
Seattle, Washington four-piece Ivan & Alyosha are set to release their new EP Fathers Be Kind on Feb 1st2011 via Missing Piece Records. The EP is [...]
Verbicide Holiday Gift Guide 2010
The holidays are a great excuse to give gifts to the people in our lives who we appreciate. As much as we would love to [...]
Interview: Dandi Wind of Fan Deathwords by by Nathaniel G. Moore
About a year ago I was sent a link to Fan Death’s song “Reunited” by a friend in Montreal. She and I had worked on [...]
Show Review: The Dandy Warhols at Ramshead, Baltimore 11/9/10words and photo by Beth Harper
November 9, 2010: “Who would’ve known that my favorite architecture is in Baltimore. Rented a car and drove around today. This city really has something.” [...]
Interview: Sarah Weis and Arturo Cubacubwords by Nathaniel G. Moore | photos courtesy of Sarah Weis
In many ways, technology and social media have changed the video artform forever. I remember in 1985 I took at VHS video course, then nearly [...]
Rubblebucket – Michelle
Fresh off the release of the Triangular Daisies EP (Sin Duda Records), Rubblebucket is giving away the second track from the EP, “Michelle.” The track is the [...]
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