Choose Your Steve Albini
The late Chicago-based engineer played guitar and sang for three primary bands: Big Black, Rapeman and Shellac
Read moreThe late Chicago-based engineer played guitar and sang for three primary bands: Big Black, Rapeman and Shellac
Read moreHow the band learned to stop worrying and love the bootleg
Read moreA conversation with the author of High Bias: The Distorted History of the Cassette Tape
Read moreIt might not be their best record, but remains a sentimental fan favorite all these years later
Read moreOn the occasion of his first studio LP in eight years, Judge Thy Neighbor, Love Thyself, we caught up with mastermind Scotty Irving
Read moreDon’t Ask Don’t Tell, the indie rock greats’ 1994 sophomore LP, has been reissued as a remastered, two-CD set
Read moreOn By The Fire, Moore and company tease his singer-songwriter muse further out
Read moreThe Downward Spiral remix album is so much more than a remix album
Read moreJust one of several questions we ponder about the band’s long-awaited new album
Read moreStill the quintessential solo masterpiece from the man AKA Tony Starks, AKA The Wally Champ, AKA Starsky Love, Supreme Clientele turns 20
Read moreIn 1994, Steve Albini’s post Big Black/Rapeman power trio burned through our speakers like thighs against the concrete of a hot Alpine Slide ride
Read moreHow Portishead got me through college in the mid-90s
Read moreThe beloved poet, songwriter and leader of indie rock institution The Silver Jews was 52
Read moreOn Earl Sweatshirt’s Some Rap Songs
Read moreThe beat happening goes on with the K Records’ CEO’s Patrick Carney-produced solo LP A Wonderful Beast
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