Many musicians and labels will donate the day’s Bandcamp money to support the fight for Black lives.
Tag: No Age
Goons be Gone is the most fleshed-out and lush No Age release yet
No Age have always been great at making very little sound like a whole lot. Since they began blending influences from hardcore punk and noise rock with indie-rock catchiness 15 years ago, the Los Angeles-based duo have been on the cutting edge of cool—they’ve always seemed a step ahead of their peers in the guitar-rock […]
Guitarist Randy Randall on how No Age have adapted to family time—and what their odd new album title means
To support the new Snares Like a Haircut, noise-punks No Age play Schubas during the Tomorrow Never Knows festival.
LA underground punks No Age return from a five-year absence with a punishing new album for Drag City
Five years can be a lifetime in the career of a postpunk band, but that’s how long it’s been since the LA duo No Age dropped a new record. Singer and guitarist Randy Randall and drummer Dean Spunt have finally broken their silence with the exuberant Snares Like a Haircut (Drag City), a maelstrom of […]
Reader’s Agenda Sat 9/14: Beethoven Festival, No Age, and the Chicago Bacon Takedown
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, September 14.
Gig poster of the week: No Age gets abstract
This week’s gig poster was designed by local artist Sonnenzimmer.
Earl Sweatshirt’s humane, heartbreaking Doris and 14 more record reviews
Earl Sweatshirt’s humane, heartbreaking Doris and 14 more record reviews
Daydreaming with Bleached
Former Mika Miko members take a headfirst dive into sunshiny pop
Pitchfork Music Festival Adds Some Local Flavor
Chrissy Murderbot and How to Dress Well join Guided by Voices, Neko Case, No Age, and more.
Early Warnings Roundup
This week’s Early Warnings include the Black Keys, Brandon Flowers, Freelance Whales, the Misfits, No Age, Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, Small Black, and Mark Sultan.
Pavement, No Age at Millennium Park Tonight
A recommendation for No Age and an explanation of Pavement, who play Millennium Park tonight.
The List: September 9-15, 2010
Critics’ Choices and other notable shows: No Age, Sleep, Oval, Ben Frost, High Places, Joshua Abrams, Thee Oh Sees, and more
Gossip Wolf: Does That Dog Have an Agent Yet?
Vice Cooler survives a Texas humping, Billy Corgan buys his way into Art Shay’s portfolio, and more.
Bonding With Male Bonding
My friend Krystal has an uncanny ability to go to any city and find the coolest people and best artists living there. She could probably go to the blighted Rust Belt hole that I grew up near and find someone making post-shoegaze electro-noise or earth art or exquisitely crafted recycled-glass bongs or something. It’s just […]