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These days, a musician's "jam space" can mean almost anything. It could be a soundproofed garage or a lockout room in a practice facility —...

Open share drawer On his third solo album, Jack Antonoff ends up splitting his time between careful rock songwriting and carefree pop singing, leaving a minor impression of both. There’s a strain of Tasteful Pop coursing through mainstream music right now, guided by Jack Antonoff’s princely hand. Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey and Clairo and Lorde have all recruited Antonoff as co-pilot on their journey to the soft and lush grounds of Tasteful Pop, cushioned by string arrangements and ...

Jeremy Redmore - The Brightest Flame Tour, The Wine Cellar, Auckland Fri, 11 June - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Gigulate Happy Birthday Spencer Krug (Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, Moonface, Swan Lake, Frog Eyes) Happy birthday Spencer Krug (Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, Moonface, Swan Lake, Frog Eyes). Your chariot awaits. Read our Moonface feature: The post Happy Birthday Spencer Krug (Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, Moonface, Swan Lake, Frog Eyes) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.

920 days ago Stereogum — Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and Swan Lake is about to retire his Moonface alias and start releasing solo music under his own name. But before he does that, hes giving us one last Moonface album, This Ones For The Dancer & This One... more info

Spencer Krugs "Pin a Wing Above the Door" Is a Song of Loving Reflection Hear the final track from forthcoming LP Fading Graffiti now "Pin a Wing Above the Door," which follows the albums previously shared title track, finds Krug expressing to a partner, "I had a good time just hanging around the house with you all month," before recalling times of "actual peace...actual love." Among the memories are "a bathtub and a laptop showing shows weve both seen," "getting high and painting watercolou...

Virtualized “We wanted a name that was simple and didn’t give any indication of what genre we played in. Sometimes when you hear the name of a band, you know exactly what genre they’ll be in, and we wanted to avoid that so we could go in any direction we felt like,” says Devin Richie, addressing the name of SLC band Herring. Ultimately, this quote embodies exactly what Herring represents through their sound—a unique separation from genre labeling. The five-member ensemble cre...

Here’s what you would have heard on the first show of this short month: 2) The Motorleague feat. Brian Byrne “Dischordia” 3) Royal Blood “Trouble’s Coming” (from the forthcoming record  Typhoons) Songs for the Deaf) 5) Matt Mays “Tall Trees” (live) (from the forthcoming record  From Burnside With Love) 6) Adyn Townes “What Were They Going On About” (from the EP I

A sprawling, symphonic rock ensemble from a country that has come to be known for them, The Besnard Lakes have been a constant at the coalface of Canadian independent music for some 15 years now. In this time, the group – which revolves around the creative and romantic partnership of husband and wife Jace Lasek and Olga Goreas – have created a respectable body of work, five albums of dense, textured progressive music, two of which have been nominated for Canada’s Mercury equiv...

Music Industry Moves: Primary Wave Acquires Sun Records; Sub Pop Opens Seattle Flagship Store Ellise Shafer, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Sub Pop Records has opened a new retail store in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. The flagship location at 2130 7th Ave. sells shirts, hats, hoodies, various knick-knacks, trinkets and “objets d’art,” according to an announcement, “as well as actual vinyl LP copies (aka ‘records’) of every Hardly Art and Sub Pop release currently in...