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Verbicide’s Top 50 Albums of 2011

Verbicide’s Top 50 Albums of 2011

Our definitive list returns! Featuring chart-topping albums, some returning veterans, and a few surprise upstarts. Join us as we count down the best albums of the year.

Photo Gallery: Best Photos of 2011

Photo Gallery: Best Photos of 2011

Check out some of the amazing photography we’ve featured this year! Impressive, to say the least.

JUNIOR BOYS – It’s All True
reviewed by Evan Pearson

JUNIOR BOYS – It’s All True

If 2009’s Begone Dull Care had a hint of bucolic urbanity in it at all, that idea has been scrapped by the Junior Boys on [...]

Show Review: The Kills, Cold Cave, and The Entrance Band, Nashville 4/22/11
words and photos by Cayte Nobles

Show Review: The Kills, Cold Cave, and The Entrance Band, Nashville 4/22/11

Silhouettes and drama grip the crowd as Cold Case, The Kills, and The Entrance Band light up the dark stage in Nashville.

Josh Homme to Appear on Forthcoming Arctic Monkeys Album

Josh Homme to Appear on Forthcoming Arctic Monkeys Album

Josh Homme, who produced the Arctic Monkeys‘ 2009 album Humbug will once again work with the band on their forthcoming album, Suck It and See. [...]

Show Review: Queens of the Stone Age in Nashville 3/19/11
words by Ryan Pryor | photos by Cayte Nobles

Show Review: Queens of the Stone Age in Nashville 3/19/11

A photo gallery and review from Queens of the Stone Age’s Nashville performance.

Malachai – Rainbow

Malachai – Rainbow

Malachai are set to release their second album, Return To The Ugly Side, on February 22, 2011 through Domino Records. Return To The Ugly Side is [...]

Show Review: Fun Fun Fun Fest 2010
words by Luke Winkie | photos by Kaitlyn Roche

Show Review: Fun Fun Fun Fest 2010

Amongst the commercialized Lollapalooza and the inflated Coachella, we need smaller, secluded festivals to keep us all grounded. Fun Fun Fun Fest gives Austin a more intimate, personalized, and risk-taking lineup in counterpart of Austin City Limits, featuring some of pop culture’s most surreal un-conventionalists like Yankovic, Gwar, and Suicidal Tendencies.

Elliott Smith – Thirteen

Elliott Smith – Thirteen

On November 2, 2010 Kill Rock Stars released An Introduction to… Elliott Smith on CD and 180 gram vinyl. This album features 14 tracks compiled from [...]

ELLIOTT SMITH – An Introduction to Elliott Smith
reviewed by James Yates

ELLIOTT SMITH – An Introduction to Elliott Smith

As far as I’m concerned, you really couldn’t construct a bad compilation of Elliott Smith songs. In his all-too-short career he produced consistent examples of [...]

Show Review: Pavement in Central Park, New York 9/23/10
words and photo by Jon Aubin

Show Review: Pavement in Central Park, New York 9/23/10

“It’s almost the end. I don’t want it to end. It’s almost the end.” Stephen Malkmus was his usual enigmatic self on Thursday,  September 23rd [...]

Elliott Smith – Between The Bars

Elliott Smith – Between The Bars

On November 2, Kill Rock Stars will release An Introduction to… Elliott Smith on CD and 180 gram vinyl. This album features 14 tracks compiled [...]

Show Review: Lou Barlow and Wye Oak at Daniel Street, Milford, CT 8/17/10
words and photos by Jon Aubin

Show Review: Lou Barlow and Wye Oak at Daniel Street, Milford, CT 8/17/10

Lou Barlow is best known as the bass player in Dinosaur Jr., but not long ago he was one of the principal singer-songwriters of his [...]

Villagers – Becoming a Jackal

Villagers – Becoming a Jackal

From the very first seconds of the new Villagers’ release Becoming a Jackal, he’s got you. A faint drone of organ, joined by eerie strings [...]

Lou Barlow – Losercore

Lou Barlow – Losercore

Described by the band as “an almost live representation of the Lou Barlow + the missingmen live show,” the band’s new digital EP = Sentridoh III [...]