The Replacements

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Melody Fisher Chicago indie rock duo Nervous Cloud are veterans odf the Windy City music scene. Travis Lee Wiggins (vocals, guitar) & Sarah Sterling (drums, vocals) have played in various bands before joining forces in 2010. Their self-tit... more info

Prefix — Yesterday we reported that the Replacements are coming to a DVD shelf near you, and now former Replacements ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/listen-to-paul-westerbergs-new-my-road-now/69478/ more info

Prefix — Last year, a documentary about seminal punk-lifers the Replacements made its debut on the festival circuit, wowing audiences and critics ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/the-replacements-documentary-hitting-shelves-in-no/69... more info

Consequence of Sound — Due out November 20th. more info

Topix — The Replacements were a great band, and it's easy to see how someone might want to do a tribute to them, although perhaps not one that is done completely on ukulele. That is exactly what Nashville's Bright Little Field has done with Treatment Bound . more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Aquarium Drunkard shared an recording of the last Replacements show (July 4, 1991, in Chicago). Bookworm interviews Dave Eggers about his new novel, A Hologram for the King. At the Telegraph, actor Michael Palin lists literary works dealing with mid-... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The 4th of July has a lot of connotations, but in my own world, I always remember that it’s the day the Replacements broke up. On July 4th, 1991, the Replacements played a show in Grant Park in Chicago. At this point, the version of the band that s... more info

Consequence of Sound — Former Replacements bandmates contributing to benefit album. more info

melophobe — June 15th, 2012 marked my 212th Deer Tick show (give or take some exaggeration,) and to be honest, I thought this might be the show where I didn’t have such a great time. Every single one of the friends that would normally stride into a Tick show w... more info

Here Comes The Flood — With 12 days to go, the Kickstarter campaign for the Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me has already reached its target. Good news for fans of the legendary Memphis band Big Star: BIG STAR: NOTHING CAN HURT ME is a feature-length documentary about legen... more info