Watch: Britt Daniel’s Split Single Teaser Feat. Fred Armisen, Margaret Cho, Dave Grohl, and More

By Nick Canton Britt Daniel, of Spoon and The Divine Fits, despite planning the release of Spoon’s first album in four years sometime in 2014, has taken on another supergroup side-project.  It’s called Split Single and it features Jon Wurster, the drummer of Superchunk and The Mountain Goats, as well as Jason Narducy, who I’m […]

The Men Bring A Classic Sound To Great Scott

By Nick Canton Brooklyn’s The Men played Great Scott last Sunday night as they begin their tour to promote the new record Tomorrow’s Hits, which was released yesterday.  I spoke to keyboardist Mark Perro last week, which you can read here. For the bands that preceded them, there was the darkened neon “Tomorrow’s Hits” sign […]

White Denim Are A Jam Band In Disguise

By Nick Canton Last week, White Denim played two sold-out shows at the Sinclair on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. I had seen them last year at Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival and as I expected, it was a few white guys wearing blue jeans.  I was interested in seeing them again, because although I remember having […]

Watch: Yeezus Film Trailer

By Nick Canton The upcoming Hype Williams-directed Yeezus tour film has a trailer that you can watch on your computer screen right now.  Bonus:  spend your day in the comments section for some insightful religious debates.

James Blake Remix’s Kendrick Lamar’s “Good Kid m.A.A.d City”

By Nick Canton James Blake always comes off as someone who does better with a particular source material than with 100% original material, so it’s with great results that he remixed constant-stage-sharer Kendrick Lamar’s “Good Kid m.A.A.d City.”  Blake, under his pseudony Harmonix, apparently made the entirety of the mix on an airplane. Listen here: […]