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Xiu Xiu Update: New Album in 2010 -

Xiu Xiu are hard at work this summer on their upcoming release Dear God, I Hate Myself. The album will be released by Kill Rock Stars in early 2010. It will be their seventh full-length release and is being produced by Greg Saunier of Deerhoof.

Xiu...

Casiotone For the Painfully Alone -

I'll admit that I wasn't familiar with Casiotone for the Painfully Alone's oeuvre prior to listening to their fifth full length, Vs. Children. Sure, I chuckled to myself at their oh-so-clever name and had some idea of what their electro-lo-fi aesthetic might sound like: deadpan vocals, trusty drum machine and...

Animal Collective's Deakin Remixes Palms -

Palms is the glitchy (and very arty) avant-pop duo of German documentary filmmaker/vocalist Nadja Korinth and multi-instrumentalist New Yorker Ryan Schaefer. They released their debut It's Midnight In Honolulu via Brooklyn Here Comes The Indian producer/Water Curses mixer/Campfire Songs masterer Nicolas Vernhes' Rare Book Room Records, which makes the...

Architecture in Helsinki to Release That Beep � Not An Expletive Censor Beep, But An LP Single -

Architecture in Helsinki to Release That Beep �" Not An Expletive Censor Beep, But An LP Single

While we wait for Architecture in Helsinki’s next full-length album (which is expected sometime this year), we can at least look forward to the release of their latest single

Mount Eerie -

Phil Elverum is an artist known for creating both intimate and delicate indie folk and enormous, explosive blasts of mega-distorted fuzz rock. Sometimes these elements would all be wrapped up in one album, such as on his 2001 masterpiece, The Microphones' The Glow Part Two. Yet sometimes he keeps his...

SXSW (Friday): Parenthetical Girls, Future of the Left, Trail of Dead, Third Eye Blind -

At SXSW, you shall never want for geeks or snobs, but I doubt you will find them in more abundance than at The Onion/A.V. Club/Decider Par-Tay. Held in the afternoon at the Radio Room, I only managed to catch a couple bands, the first being Parenthetical Girls. Another hapless victim...

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