David Wm. Sims

Do these artists need an introduction if you're reading this blog? Read More

As part of last month's Pitchfork 15 coverage, No Age guitarist Randy Randall spoke about the eye-opening experience that was his first Jesus Lizard show. Read More

And the first U.S. Scratch Acid show has slipped out of the gate. Read More

According to our DJ notes here, this album features members of some of the great '80s Chicago noise-rock bands, Scratch Acid and Rapeman, in addition to one or two members of the Austin band Glass Eye, whom I covered in this space last year. Read More

On July 14, 2009, at the Exit/In in Nashville, Tennessee, pioneer alt-noise band The Jesus Lizard made history. Read More

Noveller is the nom de musique of Sarah Lipstate, whose precise compositions build on a cathartic repetition of righteous riff aktion colored with gorgeous loopingfuckdoodlery and noise gush. Read More

Leave it to the reclusive Jeff Mangum to bring other influential artists out of hiding. Read More

Though she's performed as a member of Cold Cave and Parts & Labor (and has collaborated with Jesus Lizard's David Wm. Sims, Lee Ranaldo, etc.), Sarah Lipstate's most impressive works are the solo guitar soundscapes she's created as Noveller over the past few years. Read More

Split LP between unFact (solo bass project of David Wm. Sims (Jesus Lizard/Scratch Acid/Rapeman)) and Noveller (project of Brooklyn based musician Sarah Lipstate). Read More