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Pissed Jeans – Dream Smotherer

Pissed Jeans – Dream Smotherer

King of Jeans. The title of Pissed Jeans’ third album and second for Sub Pop conjures their essence perfectly—-masters of the mundane, beasts of the [...]

No Age – You’re a Target

No Age – You’re a Target

No Age: the name alone suggests multiple meanings and possible interpretations—timeless, ageless, anonymous, free from restriction, something positive from something negative… a profound strength in [...]

Interview: Grand Archives
words by Jackson Ellis | photo by Hilary Harris

Interview: Grand Archives

Dave Grohl has Probot. Isaac Brock has Ugly Casanova. Damon Albarn has Gorillaz and Maynard James Keenan has A Perfect Circle, but don’t for a [...]

Interview: Zak Sally
words by Nate Pollard | photo courtesy of Sub Pop Records

Interview: Zak Sally

Most people leave their normal day jobs to pursue their passion for music. For former Low bassist Zak Sally, it was the other way around. [...]

Interview: Tiny Vipers
words by Heather Schofner | photo by David Belisle

Interview: Tiny Vipers

Originally published in Verbicide issue #25 On the fifth volume of Burn To Shine, Jesy Fortino (a.k.a. “Tiny Vipers”) stole the show. Settling onto a [...]

WOLF PARADE – At Mount Zoomer
reviewed by Asher Ellis

WOLF PARADE – At Mount Zoomer

Originally published in Verbicide issue #25 Any current fans of this Montreal indie rock band will not be disappointed with their sophomore effort. Although no [...]

DNTEL – Dumb Luck
reviewed by Chuck Daley

DNTEL – Dumb Luck

Dumb Luck is chock full of all the prerequisite ingredients for a laid-back, indie rock (and I use the term “rock” lightly), hipster chill-fest: androgynous [...]

PATTON OSWALT – Werewolves and Lollipops
reviewed by Sean Lambert

PATTON OSWALT – Werewolves and Lollipops

The chubby, self-effacing funnyman with a supporting role on “The King of Queens” has upped his hipster cred a tick or two by putting out [...]

Interview: Marty Crandall of The Shins
words by Amy Butler | photo by Brian Tamborello

Interview: Marty Crandall of The Shins

Originally published in Verbicide issue #19 Marty Crandall knows that it’s a “really big time” for The Shins right now, the Portland-by-way-of-Albuquerque quartet for which [...]

Interview: Mimi Parker of Low
words by Kevin Munley | photo by Tim Soter

Interview: Mimi Parker of Low

Originally published in Verbicide issue #19 The music of Duluth, Minnesota’s Low can sound pure and peaceful like a choir filled to the clouds with [...]

Interview: Carrie Brownstein of Sleater-Kinney
words by Jackson Ellis | artwork by Michael Twohig

Interview: Carrie Brownstein of Sleater-Kinney

Originally published in Verbicide issue #14 Many veteran bands who’ve played for more than a decade will find themselves past their creative peaks. Their live [...]

Interview: James Mercer of The Shins
words by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Sub Pop Records

Interview: James Mercer of The Shins

Originally published in Verbicide issue #11 On February 13, 2004, I spoke with James Mercer, singer/songwriter/guitarist of indie-pop superstars The Shins, following sound check at [...]

Interview: David Cross
words by Jerry Giammattei | photo courtesy of Sub Pop Records

Interview: David Cross

Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Chances are, you’ve seen David Cross. Although you may not be able to place the Mr. Show with Bob [...]

Interview: Dan Hoerner of Sunny Day Real Estate
words by Jackson Ellis | photo by Cayte Nobles

Interview: Dan Hoerner of Sunny Day Real Estate

Previously published in Verbicide issue #7 The year is 1993, the city is Seattle, Washington, and a rock outfit named Sunny Day Real Estate is [...]

MIGALA – Arde
reviewed by Jackson Ellis

MIGALA – Arde

Originally published in Verbicide issue #4 I like this album…very relaxing music, the type of stuff I like to hear while I’m writing or traveling [...]