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The 10 Best Deerhunter Songs

- Source: Stereogum

"I want to be the Patti Smith of now, with something like 'Rock 'n' Roll Nigger' blaring out of kids' speakers. I fantasize about that, but I'm not going to be that. I'm just not that dangerous," Bradford Cox told me in an interview for The Big Takeover back in 2008.

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Opossom

- Source: Under The Radar Magazine

Flying Nun is as synonymous with indie rock in New Zealand as Chemikal Underground is in Glasgow or Creation Records is in London.

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Ty Segall Band: Slaughterhouse

- Source: Pitchfork Media

Nearly 40 years on from their initial, unceremonious flameout, the Stooges have been thoroughly absorbed and accepted into the pop-cultural mainstream in ways that would've seemed nigh unimaginable in the early 1970s.

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Playlist: OFF!

- Source: CMU - Complete Music Update

Formed in 2009, punk supergroup OFF! was founded by Black Flag and Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris and Burning Brides' Dimitri Coats as an outlet for songs they'd written for an ill-fated Circle Jerks reunion album (which Coats had been hired to produce).

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Better Than Something

- Source: Covert Curiosity

This intimate portrait, captured just months before his untimely passing, brings us incredibly close to Jay's complicated punk-rock world in Memphis, Tennessee.

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Ty Segall - Singles: 2007-2010

- Source: Pitchfork Media

"When you play music and you're a person on a stage, sometimes people can put you on a pedestal, and that can do a lot of things to your head. And... what if it actually exploded all over the walls during a show?"

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JEFF the Brotherhood played a not-so-secret show w/ Cy Barkley & The Wayoutsiders @ Matchless (pics)

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

"Since the unfortunate passing of Jay Reatard, there has been a void in the hearts of scumfucks everywhere. Enter Cy Barkley, a man straddling the line between garage and punk with a black Gibson in hand. Rock Together showcases a more accessible side of Cy Barkley and the Way Outsiders' dirty punk music that could put a wistful tear in Keith Morris' eye. "When you say you don't know, please tell me, I'll follow you," Barkley shouts over glammy riffs, pounding bass and unrelenting drums in "Rock Together", the EP's Single. The four track 7" is surely not the height of what this band could be - or will be - but this album marks the beginning of an era for Cy Barkley and the Way Outsiders as they expand beyond Nashville's city limits." [ Get Bent ] Jeff The Brotherhood did in fact play Matchless last night (8/22) with their friends/collaborators/city-mates/label-mates Cy Barkley & The Wayoutsiders.

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