Imaginary Interview: D. Crane from BOAT interviews John Roderick of Long Winters
Two of the most talented and literate musician writers we imaginary girls know are John Roderick of the Long Winters and D. Crane of BOAT.…
Mingle
This review is giving me nothing but fits. There is very little about the Saturday Knights for reviewers to grasp on to. You just have…
Flickr photo of the day: Head Like a Kite
From the TIG Sparkly Indie-Pop Photos group... Dave from HLAK and pal Graig Markel (and a lovely blonde woman I don't recognize offhand) rock out at…
Rockferry
This album is nice. That’s it, it’s just nice. It is like going on a blind date where there was no connection and being asked…
Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!!
Nick Cave has had an interesting career as of late. Last year, he put out the Grinderman side project CD, which was basically a Bad…
Hey Lazarus!
Shane Tutmarc comes from a very musical family, one that I would be eager to write a graphic novel about for its decade-spanning trend of…
Does this explain why the Shins aren't listed on the SP20 roster?
Interesting news came in my inbox from Aversion: the Shins are seeking to self-release their next record instead of releasing through their longtime label, Sub…
Live March 2001
Sixteen Horsepower was an incredibly talented band that combined a dark southern gothic sound with the singer’s deranged religious perspective. This new offering was actually…
T-minus 1 day: Exile in {Imaginary} Girlville: EIG is re-released – today
Oh. My. Gawd. Becky.Is it really tomorrow night? All this time practicing all my moves and memorizing the stupid rules and Exile in {Imaginary} Girlville…
Conor may look like a sleeping pirate, but the new songs rule
Thanks Stereogum for filling my head with Conor Oberst thoughts today. The site informed me that the cover art for the new Conor Oberst album…