Japandroids continue to stay “crazy forever” with their five-part seven-inch series and constant touring. Each of these seven-inches contain an outtake from the Post-Nothing sessions on [...]
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Casiokids – Finn bikkjen!
After winning over $150,000 in a contest devised by the legendary Norwegian band A-ha along with playing tons of great European festivals, Casiokids came over to [...]
Verbicide Select Mixtape Volume 7
As the summer days die away, Verbicide Select Mixtape roars back to life with a seventh volume, now available for free download. We’ve got classic [...]
OWEN – Abandoned Bridgesreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Mike Kinsella turned over a new page with the simple construction on Owen’s recent full-length New Leaves. The Abandoned Bridges seven-inch continues this theme with [...]
Japandroids – Heavenward Grand Prix
Japandroids continue to stay “crazy forever” with their five-part seven-inch series and constant touring. Each of these seven-inches contain an outtake from the Post-Nothing sessions on [...]
Of Montreal – Coquet Coquette
Joyful Noise will be releasing the new album from Of Montreal, titled False Priest, on cassette with a digital download. From the 1996 Elephant 6 debut [...]
Interview: Bob Nanna of Braidwords by Brian McKinney | photo courtesy of Polyvinyl Records
Even though they broke up 10 years ago, Chicago indie/emo band Braid is as relevant as ever, having just released a number of vinyl reissues [...]
Braid – I’m Afraid of Everything
n the 1990′s musical landscape, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois’ Braid carved a place for themselves that continues to resonate. Armed with a much deserved reputation as a touring [...]
CALE PARKS – To Swift Marsreviewed by Matt Edmund
Intertwining melodic harmonies with a retro electronic new wave sound, Cale Park’s newest EP combines a wide range of musical influences throughout it’s six tracks. [...]
ASOBI SEKSU – Rewolfreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Asobi Seksu stripped away the ornate elements of dream-pop and got back to basics with Rewolf. The entire album is acoustic with everything as lo-fi [...]
JAMES HUSBAND – A Parallax Ireviewed by Garrett Lyons
Some solo projects turn into spats of vanity filled with self-indulgent noise. Others just are nowhere as good as the band as a whole. Happily, of Montreal’s James Husband avoids both of these with the stellar A Parallax I.
OWEN – New Leavesreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Mike Kinsella is a musical genius. There is simply no doubt about it. From American Football to Cap’n Jazz to Joan of Arc, Kinsella has [...]
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