M83

Saturdays=Youth

Mute

'Credit M83 for gazing back at the '80s and escaping the revivalist void that traps so many different acts with so many different intentions' -The Onion

'The album has the same nostalgic sparkle as John Hughes' films, a soft-focused mythology of eternal summers and young love.' (8.5 out of 10) -Pitchfork

Sloan

Parallel Play

Yep Roc

'Melodically, every last track offers instant gratification. The record runs the rock’n’roll gamut, toying with ’50s malt shop sweetness, amusingly self-aware garage rock, early rockabilly and ’60s Hammond jams' -Exclaim!

'Something for any guitar-band fan! Fans of The Beatles, Cheap Trick, and Foghat won't be disappointed!' -Greg Glover/The Bottom Forty

My Morning Jacket

Evil Urges

ATO

'Evil Urges explodes the band's sound with the same kind of creative leap that Wilco took on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and Radiohead took on Kid A.' (4 out of 5) -Rolling Stone

'An epic summer jam!' -Spin

Larry Norman

Rebel Poet, Jukebox Balladeer: The Anthology

Arena Rock

'While Norman's faith fuels even the most tangentially Christian-related tracks here, his visionary music should not be limited to Christian audiences' (4 out of 5) -Rolling Stone

'If you don't know who Larry Norman is....you should' -Frank Black (The Pixies)

Goodbye 20th Century: A Biography of Sonic Youth

by David Browne

Published by Da Capo Press

Sonic Youth’s distinctive, uncompromising sounds have provided a map for innumerable musicians who followed, from ’90s groundbreakers like Nirvana and Pavement to current faves like the Strokes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. More than perhaps any other act, Sonic Youth has brought “fringe” art to the mainstream, helping spawn an alternative arts scene that prospers to this day: a world of punk rock, underground films and comics, experimental music, conceptual art, contemporary classical compositions, and even fashion. In Goodbye 20th Century, David Browne tells the full glorious story of “the Velvet Underground of their generation,” an account based on extensive research, fresh interviews with the band and those who have worked with them (from Glenn Branca and Lydia Lunch to Sofia Coppola and Spike Jonze), and unprecedented access to unreleased recordings and documents. This is a richly detailed portrait of an iconic band and the times they helped create.

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