Jeff Tweedy leads Wilco at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Photo by ...
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Issue 26
Planet of Sound: …And You Shall Know Us By the Trail of Dead
Returning to their indie roots, these Austin-based art rockers are creating epic soundscapes on a recession-era budget.
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Issue 24
Planet of Sound: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
These indie pop true believers are their own favorite new band. They might be yours as well.
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Issue 22
Planet of Sound: Noah and the Whale
Noah and the Whale have great taste in films. The band’s bittersweet pop songs aren’t bad either.
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Issue 18
Planet of Sound: Mark Oliver Everett
In his new memoir, Eels songwriter Mark Oliver Everett reveals the pain and joy of a life in music.
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Issue 15
Planet of Sound: Jennifer O'Connor
With simple yet beautiful songwriting, this singer-songwriter quietly keeps hope alive on her new album, Here With Me.
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Issue 14
Planet of Sound: The Duke Spirit
English indie-soul rockers The Duke Spirit endured broken bones and label drama to come back stronger than ever.
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Few bands in recent memory have tried to be everything to everyone quite like the British band, Bloc Party. ...
READ BLOG POST »Calexico is a town on the border between California and Mexico. It’s also an American band that mixes folk, ...
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