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Do you devote yourself to memorizing your favorite albums’ production credits and liner notes? Do you hold Jack Black’s character in High Fidelity as one of your primary role models? -
The Denver-based band Something Underground has been going strong for almost a decade now, and the power trio - consisting of brothers Josh and Seth Larson along with Trevor Mariotti - have experienced a great deal in that time. -
For as long as anyone can remember, the difference between "Christian rock" and "Christians rocking" has never really been a question of any particular artist's religious affiliation, but rather one of the degree to which that faith informs the music:
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Sunn O))) have long been a very minimalist band, even by drone metal's usually sparse standards, but their past few releases have seen the group branch out oh-so-slightly into new directions of the ambient guitar sounds that made them famous. -
This rambunctious, lo-fi salute from one-man-punk-show Wavves is as refreshing as an open fire hydrant on a filthy hot day in mid-summer. -
Back in 2000, when this tired old decade had just begun, indie rock music was badly in need of revitalization. -
Its bouncy delivery forces the chorus to "Inaugural Trams" to sound like "inaugural drugs," a phrase which would fit almost everything about Super Furry Animals' Dark Days/Light Years more fully than its actual non-controlled-substance-containing lyrics. -
The good news! Iron & Wine has released a new double-disc set. The bad news? Well, there is no bad news, per se, but you might feel slightly let down to know that Around the Well is a collection of old songs. -
Conor Oberst may have left Bright Eyes behind, but he's still uncomfortable taking the spotlight all for himself.














