On January 24th, Nada Surf released their latest critically-acclaimed album The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy. They have just unveiled the music video for “When I Was Young,” [...]

In the midst of their two-month tour, Mates of State performed a three-day residency at the Book & Stage at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.

After their success of their 2009 album, Why There Are Mountains, Cymbals Eat Guitars went into the studio and recorded Lenses Alien, which took all [...]

The Wooden Birds is a veritable supergroup of modern indie rockers featuring former American Analog Set frontman and Broken Social Scene collaborator Andrew Kenny, drummer [...]

Ben Barnett is a musician who has, all his life, documented experiences through song. After releasing eight albums, six singles, and five splits as Kind [...]

The 2010 Sasquatch Music Festival is now in the bag, and now that the last notes of Ween’s epic closing set have floated back into the ether, I am here to fill you in. The weekend, which took place at The Gorge Ampitheatre in George, Washington, in was chock full of good, bad, and some truly ugly moments.

Ben Barnett is a musician who has, all his life, documented experiences through song. After releasing eight albums, six singles, and five splits as Kind [...]

This is the soundtrack to the intriguing documentary of Kurt Cobain’s life that, as of this writing, I have yet to see. Apparently, the entire [...]

Comprised of four self-proclaimed oddballs, Starlight Mints create interesting music with groovy, 1960s-inspired melodies lost somewhere between Austin Powers, The Beatles, and “Pee Wee’s Playhouse.” [...]

This LP has a very good chance of being picked up by a lot of teenage kids, and will definitely give them something to talk [...]

Barsuk Records is breathing a little youthful vitality into the music scene with Smoosh. The band is a piano and drum sister duo. Chloe on [...]