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No Man & Fear Falls Burning: Two Concerts added to "Schoolyard Ghosts" tour Progressive Rock duo No Man have announced two more dates to complement their restless touring schedule. On the 3rd of ...

CD Feature/ Jon Regen: "Let It Go" Final links to Jazz: A duopol of complete fulfillment and a broken heart.

CSS: Donkey to gallop on Subpop July 21st Brazilian ElectroPop sensation CSS are preparing for the release of their new studio album “Donkey”. Right in between the next ...

CD Feature/ Yasushi Yoshida: "Little Grace" A fragile cobweb of insinuations and metaphors: Dreamy melancholia and delightful misery.

Weezer: "The Red Album " Xanax-bratitude anthems: For those willing to indulge in their inner idiot now and then.

Random Stabbings 35 June's round of interesting records, subjectively compiled by Eric Saeger.

CD Feature/ Indian Tea Company: "Mandala" „Ordinary“ things like hope, love, faith and music: A game of quoting and of being quoted.

Dan Friel: Ghost Town puts the Fun back in Noise Parts & Labor singer Dan Friel has gone solo for the second time. After self-releasing a full-fledged debut album in ...

Balmorhea: Leave Austin for a tour through the West Acoustic chamber band Balmorhea have decided to hit the road again and leave Austin for a tour through the “West”.For ...

Dengue Fever: Cambodian Music hits the Real World US-based Cambodian band Dengue Fever have landed a suprising coup by signing a licensing deal for their third album “Venus ...

CD Feature/ Nicola Ratti: "From the Desert Came Saltwater" Subtractive Rock or Additive Folk: An almost perfect album to find real rest.

CD Feature/ Shy Child: "Noise Won’t Stop" No smiley-dumb disco: Fantastically prepped for a not-too-distant love affair.

CD Feature/ Tanake: "3ree" Finding ways of communication: A spooky mirror image of a Space Rock band.

CD Feature/ Portishead: "Third" They're still there and they still matter: The triumph of a band who have never sounded this human before.

Random Stabbings 34 May's interesting records subjectively compiled by Eric Saeger.