Frankie Cosmos, “Birthday Song”
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Slint's Spiderland to get massive reissue treatment
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Premiere: Tara Jane O'Neil, “Elemental Finding”
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The Caution Children, “Knowing About Bombs”
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A Band in Pictures, “Thursday”
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“It was a good year” by Ed Schrader of Ed Schrader's Music Beat
The app store suddenly went German, months after my trip. I could not figure out what I did that triggered
Warpaint – Warpaint
Four years after The Fool, Los Angeles quartet Warpaint’s Flood-produced, eponymous sophomore album crafts complicated, unearthly jams far heavier than
Waxahatchee, All Dogs, and Cayetana at Glasslands Gallery
On Thursday, January 23rd, Waxhatchee, All Dogs and Cayetana performed at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. For more from Dylan,
French Horn Rebellion and more at Brooklyn Night Bazaar
On Friday January 24th, French Horn Rebellion played Brooklyn Night Bazaar with The Pizza Underground, Seasick Mama, Rush Midnight, and
The Loom, FANGS and MEMS at Union Pool
On Friday, January 24th, The Loom, FANGS, MEMS and Jesse Rifkin performed at Union Pool in Brooklyn, NY. MEMS is
