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Dinosaur Jr. reunites to release a new album Dinosaur Jr.'s new album cover. Contributed photo Dinosaur Jr. Contributed photo Published: 4/29/2021 9:49:59 AM Local alt-rock band Dinosaur Jr. is back with a new album, “Sweep It Into Space” — sounding better than ever. When the classic lineup of J Mascis on vocals/guitar, Lou Barlow on bass/vocals and Murph on drums reunited in 2005, fans were thrilled but not all that hopeful. Tensions between Mascis and Barlow, which led to Barlow being ousted from the band in 1989 (Murph split in 1993), have been well documented, so it was easy to unde...

Dinosaur Jr. and Kurt Vile have reconnected for a rocking new release Dan DeLuca, The Philadelphia Inquirer Dinosaur Jr. (Jagjaguwar ***) It was only a matter of time before Kurt Vile and J Mascis got around to working on an album together. Vile was a Dinosaur Jr. fan growing up in Lansdowne in the 1990s, and his loose, discursive style as a singer-guitarist owes a significant debt to the sound Mascis patented on the group’s 1987 album, You’re Living All Over Me. Vile is credited as coproducer on the new Sweep It Into Space, the fifth album that Dinosaur Jr. has released s...

Dinosaur Jr.Sweep It Into SpaceJagjaguwarWhy This Album Matters:Sweep It Into Space is the latest chapter in the history of Dinosaur Jr., the iconic,

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J Mascis has never come across as a man who spends too much time worrying about anything – his reputation as stoner guitar wizard a keenly-earned one – but he might have been forgiven for wondering about the long-term viability of Dinosaur Jr when he got the band back together in 2005, given past bust-ups with Lou Barlow and the rooting of the group’s sound in the kind of sonic palette that came to define ’90s alt-rock, long since passé by the mid-’00s. If so, his fears have proven unfounded; the group’s progression into middle age has been characterised by its elegance. 2012’s...