Archive: 2013

 The variable orchestration and detailed lyrics found on Fourth Corner show Trixie Whitley’s ability to structure ideas in separate environments, all while maintaining descriptive imagery for her voice to project upon.         

Over the last 15-odd years, it almost seemed unfathomable to think of a new Yo La Tengo album without the incorporation of a track that surpasses the 10 minute mark.

Jim James is thrilled to announce his full US tour in support of his forthcoming debut solo album Regions Of Light And Sound Of God, out February 5 on ATO Records. “Hello friends!” says Jim.  “I have put together a special band of some of my oldest pals to help bring this album to life […]

West Palm Beach rock band Surfer Blood have announced the release of new album and major label debut Pythons, out this summer via Warner Bros Records. The first song off the album, entitled "Weird Shapes" premiered today on the band’s website www.surferblood.com. "’Weird Shapes’ is a left of center pop song about someone who is […]

On April 30, !!! will release their fifth full-length album THR!!!ER. “Over the course of many long van rides and post-coffee verbal riff sessions", guitarist Mario Andreoni explains, "Thriller didn’t merely come to represent the selling of a lot of records…it became synonymous with an artist(s)’ and/or genre(s)’ artistic high-water mark. INXS’ Kick is the […]

Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward – will release their third album of original material, entitled Volume 3, on Merge Records on May 7th, 2013 (The album will see its release in the UK/Europe on Double Six Records on May 13th, 2013).  The duo will also be hitting the road for a month-long tour this summer, […]

Today, Wavves announces the full details of their forthcoming Afraid Of Heights LP which is due on March 26th via Mom + Pop/Warner Bros. Wavves will be touring North America in support of their album and the band is pleased to announce tour dates with FIDLAR and Cheatahs for March and April with tickets going […]

Glide Magazine's Editor Peter Zimmerman spoke with Sara Quin last week about the new album. In their talk, Sara discusses the frustrations she finds with indie rock's obsession with obscurity and antipathy for widespread success, what it's like to work with someone who has produced records for P!nk and why she and Tegan are the next Beyoncé.

Check out a SBD/AUD Matrix recording and photos from the debut of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead

Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will collaborate with Crosby, Stills and Nash this May