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Dinosaur Jr. heads back to 'Farm' for big fall outing

5633 days ago

Live Daily — Alt-rockers Dinosaur Jr. [ tickets ] will launch a massive fall headlining tour early next month in support of the band's ninth studio album, "Farm," which hit stores in June. The group gets things underway Oct. 2 and 3 in Cambridge, MA. Four date... more info

Dinosaur Jr. Add More Tour Dates!

5633 days ago

Rock Sellout — If you haven't heard the new Dinosaur Jr album "Farm", you are truly missing out of one of the best albums of the year. If you have or are about to, they have released a slew of tour dates to the list today. Check out one of the following and p... more info

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Dinosaur Jr. Expand North American Tour

5635 days ago

AngryApe — The rockers hit the road early next month more info

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Dinosaur Jr. expand tour of North America

5636 days ago

NME — J Mascis and co. for more dates this Autumn more info

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New Hush Arbors Video - "The Devil Made You High"

5636 days ago

Stereogum — Hush Arbors, aka James Toth/Six Organs Of Admittance pal and occasional Current 93 player Keith Wood, is releasing Yankee Reality next month. It's his second full-length for Ecstatic Peace, but his extensive back catalog stretches from loner-psych CD... more info

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Mark Mulcahy 'knocked out' by surprise tribute album

5637 days ago

Guardian Music — Artists including Thom Yorke, Michael Stipe, Dinosaur Jr, Frank Black and Mercury Rev have chipped in on an album of Mark Mulcahey cover versions that left the bereaved singer misty-eyed"Someone said, 'Hey, what's going on with that record?' I said, ... more info

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New Music: Pride Parade

5639 days ago

Rock Sellout — Now that enough space and time has come between the ’90s and our modern era, it’s OK to fly the flannel once again. This is simultaneously a timely coincidence and complete non-issue for Pride Parade, who are less a product of their times and mor... more info

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Last Tide: The Broken Places

5644 days ago

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Leila Batmanghelidj Post-rock never made into the mainstream, but it had a huge influence on alternative music in the earlu nineties. Washington DC band Last Tide keep the wall-to-wall music alive on their EP The Broken Places. In the five tr... more info

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