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The Clientele returned to New York earlier this month and Under the Radar caught them in action.

One really great thing to do every day of the week.

In this extensive interview, The Clienteles Alasdair MacLean discusses the indie bands new masterpiece, I Am Not There Anymore, and their lengthy career.

“We always felt we were a special kind of band, and there were a few people and fans who agreed with us. That’s what kept us going.” Thus confides

Dave Hartley on 2014's best albums, Michael Brown, U2 giving away their album, and "Bread Eyes."

With the benefit of hindsight and wanting a bit of nostalgia, PopMatters travels back to the 2000s in search of the decades best albums.

For people of a certain age, the year 2000 will always sound like the future. The time of jet packs, a potential catastrophic reset when all the worlds computers might crash or, as Prince put it, party over. It had an interesting effect on art too, and a lot of the music released that year felt like it was made with the future in mind. Indie bands had discovered jungle, drum n bass, big beat and other forms of club music, and were incorporating it into their style. Other groups wildly ambit...