No Age is one of the few bands with a gift of making their audience feel absolutely adored. They can destroy the hierarchy between audience and fan, leaving just a room of people enjoying great music.
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No Age – Everything In Between
This is undoubtedly a brilliant album, and it’d be criminal if it weren’t atop plenty of the end of year lists that are fast approaching, but the sense that it is in its predecessor’s shadow still persists.
SOTD #119 // No Age: ‘Glitter’
The lead single from No Age’s upcoming long player Everything In Between is just what you’ve been waiting for…
No Age – The Grosvenor, London 02/08/2010
“It’s not often that a live experience rips me out of myself like No Age does. I guess that’s why we do what we do – going to shows night after night just waiting until that something grabs you and gives you the shakedown you didn’t even know you wanted.” Sandra Croft has a moment watching No Age…
No Age confirm new album, UK dates
No Age, probably one of our favourite bands over at TLOBF, have confirmed details of their new album. It’ll be released on 27th September via Sub Pop and will be called Everything In Between. It’ll be preceeded by the single ‘Glitter’ which will be released on 23rd August. The tracklisting looks something like this: 1. [...]
No Age announced new album
No Age, the spaced out punk duo from Los Angeles, have announced plans to release a new album this very year! Everything In Between will be released via Sub Pop on 28th September in the US, probably a day earlier in the UK… Tracklisting: 01 Life Prowler 02 Glitter 03 Fever Dreaming 04 Depletion 05 [...]
The Primavera Sound Diaries 2010
This time last week I was a sweaty mess of half wrecked excitement somewhere in the centre of Barcelona. Now I’m sitting with the sniffles alone in my bedroom trying to figure out how to consolidate one of the best festivals of my life into a word count below that of the Oxford English Dictionary.
The SXSW Diaries // Day 4
SXSW is over. I am the hangover. Live videos from Gwar, Sleigh Bells, Dawes and an interview with the terribly good looking Savoir Adore.
Infinite Body – Carve Out the Face of My God
Gina Louise wonders whether the infinite sound of Infinite Body’s drone LP is something to get excited about…
ATP curated by My Bloody Valentine – Butlins, Minehead 4-6 December ’09
A general consensus that this wasn’t a vintage ATP, but still, compared to camping thigh-deep in mud surrounded by twat hat-sporting wacky idiots who “like a bit of everything”? There isn’t, and nor will there ever be, the slightest hint of competition.
No Age – Scala, London 19/10/09
No Age prove that you don’t need fancy guitar skills, discernible lyrics that you can relate to, or for that matter, a bassist, to play songs that have a real profound feeling or energy.
No Age Celebrity Playlist
Short. Sharp. Sweet. No Age’s Dean Spunt threw us a mixtape for various band activites…
Bloc Party – Intimacy Remixed
Bloc Party’s frustratingly ill-realised third album Intimacy needed an overhaul, but Intimacy Remixed is not the overhaul it needed as Andy Johnson dissapointingly discovers.
Mika Miko – We Be Xuxa
Mika Miko’s energy can’t be faulted, but for an album that flashes by so quickly, there’s shockingly little that sticks and ‘We Be Xuxa’ comes as nothing but a messy anti-climax.
Wavves – Wavvves
San Diego’s Wavves are the latest in a recent barbarian invasion of scuzzy, lo-fi deliberate indie-pop obscurists- you know the sort: No Age, Times New Viking and Women. Tom Whyman reviews.
TLOBF Interview :: No Age
Tom Whyman caught up with the West Coast Noise-Mongers at the recent Shred Yer Face tour and had a lovely chat…
