Counting Down: Sebadoh Albums From Worst To Best
Sebadoh were something of the "Beautiful Losers" of the '90s indie scene.
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Sebadoh were something of the "Beautiful Losers" of the '90s indie scene.
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Earlier this month we published a list of 20 cover songs that became more famous than the originals.
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Expect to find everything from classical to rock in 181 venues across Brighton and Hove and up to the South Downs.
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All Built To Spill songs exist on a continuum between two poles: snappy, twee-inflected pop songs and vast, mind-altering classic rock soundscapes.
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While the past ten years has seen practically every big name alternative rock and indie rock band round up the mates for another go at it, there has been a gathering sense of late that '90s nostalgia rock is nearing its end.
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MGMT chose the cassette format to release their new song "Alien Days" last weekend to mark Record Store Day. The limited-edition cassette made the perfect collector's piece for super-fans, while the accompanying code allowed fans to download a song that is likely to make the Brooklyn indie-pop band's upcoming new album, set for release this summer.
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The All Tomorrow's Parties (ATP) festival which holds events on the south coast will come to a close later this year after organisers decided it was time to "move on".
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As a founder member of Primal Scream some thirty years ago and former player with both The Jesus & Mary Chain and The Wake , Bobby Gillespie's status as a musical and cultural icon is assured.
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"OK, our conferencing system tends to be a little quiet, so it helps if you speak up a bit."
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Baltimore rippers Roomrunner wrapped up their run with Marnie Stern over the weekend.
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As the late great George Harrison taught us, "all things must pass."
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"I'm in the mountains," laughs Baroness guitarist Peter Adams.
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The first weekend of Coachella 2013 ended with an anticlimactic super bummer when the weather deteriorated into a blinding sandstorm by the time the Red Hot Chili Peppers started their headline set to close the festival yesterday.
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In the album's press material, Wayne claimed that neither of you were trying to make a record, rather you were "being completely self-indulgent."
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There are few moments in rock 'n' roll as iconic as the opening drum-and-breath line in " Time of the Season."
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When Mark Mulcahy decided not to play any more gigs until he released a new album, he didn't expect it would take him eight years to make one.
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The Lee Ranaldo Band , which features Lee along with his Sonic Youth bandmate Steve Shelley, Alan Licht, and Tim Luntzel, are about to head to Spain and Portgual for a short tour this month, and upon returning to NYC they'll play a hometown show at Union Pool on April 28.
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Indiana imprint Joyful Noise are to release the first in their new Cause and Effect series of split 7″ vinyls.
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Joyful Noise has announced a new annual split 7″ series titled "Cause and Effect" that will kick off with new music from ex-Sonic Youth/current Chelsea Light Moving frontman Thurston Moore and Dinosaur Jr./Sebadoah spokesman Lou Barlow.
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BY PATRICK KIGONGO | Much has been made of the musical and thematic similarities shared by Blur's second, third, and fourth albums ( Modern Life is Rubbish, Parklife and The Great Escape, respectively).
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Record Store Day may yet be three weeks away, but you'll find a ton of great new music at your favorite record shop today, including the latest from The Black Angels.
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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the Day podcast subscription.
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So far in our On The Rise series this year, we've looked at talent on the ascension in front of the camera, with a cluster of actors and actresses who look set for great things.
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Get ready for another batch of Cheese Coney album reviews from John Crowell…..
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Dinosaur Jr. have come forward this morning premiering their own own unique cover of Phoenix 's new single "Entertainment."
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As fans of Jack White, The Clash, and Ryan Adams can all attest , sometimes the cover version proves far better than the original.
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When the time came to record their new album, The Men headed a couple of hours north of New York City to a cabin in the Catskill Mountains.
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The Show No Mercy showcase at House Of Vans (aka Mohawk) started early.
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I often question why I travel 5000 miles, on a journey that lasts over 17 hours, right into the middle of a right-wing, christian conservative, gun-toting republican state in the USA every year in March in search of art, music and ideas...
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"I DON'T MIND TALKING —it gets kind of lonely up here in the woods," says Milk Music guitarist Charles Waring toward the end of our phone chat.
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The perma-square '70s folkie John Denver might seem like an odd choice to get the tribute-album treatment.
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On 2 April, ATO will release a tribute album to late folk singer and activist John Denver , featuring the likes of My Morning Jacket , Kathleen Edwards and Dave Matthews.
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Brooklyn punk-rock rabble-rousers The Men have gone astral on their appropriately-titled fourth record, New Moon , leaving behind some of the blistering urgency of their earlier work in favour of a more restrained, melodic sound.
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