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Nada Surf Unveil Never Not Together – News

December 31, 2019

Nada Surf announce their long-awaited new LP, Never Not Together, arriving Feb 7. It’s the band’s ninth studio recording, their first in almost four years.

Nada Surf Streaming New Live Album Peaceful Ghosts – News

November 7, 2016

Nada Surf Streaming New Live Album Peaceful Ghosts

The Globes – Future Self – Review

July 1, 2011

To produce a work this mature this early portends of good things for the Globes. While Future Self isn’t great or even very good, it certainly has merit.

John Vanderslice – Pixel Revolt – Review

December 9, 2005

Moments of suspense, subtlety, resolution, and – especially in “Exodus Damage”‘s drum treatment – superb sound handling. Where do all these elements go?

John Vanderslice – Cellar Door – Review

April 19, 2004

On his fourth solo album, Vanderslice pushes the limits of analog recording to its threshold, saturating tape and overdubbing a plethora of instruments without losing the warmth of the human touch.

Death Cab For Cutie – Transatlanticism – Interview

March 8, 2004

An interview with guitarist/backup vocalist Chris Walla

Nada Surf – Let Go – Review

August 16, 2003

This ain’t the Nada Surf you remember from high school. The classic pop – slightly tilted toward indie Lemonheads-isms – is all PacNW understated elegance.

The Prom – Under The Same Stars – Review

November 22, 2002

Spine-tingling piano songs ala Ben Folds/early Elton John that – unfortunately – have California-earthquake-shaky singing all over ’em.

Kind Of Like Spitting – Bridges Worth Burning – Review

November 22, 2002

Bridges Worth Burning is Braid-meets Alkaline Trio, yelling-so-hard-you-forget-to-breathe kind of indie rock.

Death Cab for Cutie – The Stability EP – Review

September 9, 2002

Magnificent lucid-pop band plays it really quiet… walking away with a Björk cover and two stretched-out-like-taffy minimalist shoegazers.