If you are tired of waiting for a new Fleet Foxes album, Seattle’s newest folk-pop lovelies The Head And The Heart may just make you swoon – just as they did to Sub Pop.

The Head and The Heart – The Lexington, London 24/01/11
With the ink still wet on their deal with Heavenly Records, The Head and The Heart seem more than a little excited to just be on London soil, let alone playing to an almost uncomfortably full Lexington.

Daniel Martin Moore – In The Cool Of The Day
Kentuckian Daniel Martin Moore is a singer-songwriter caught out of his time. Signed to Sup Pop, home of Tad Doyle lest we forget, yet inhabiting a world of Appalachian folk, he’s a kid with a world-weary outlook. There’s an old spirit lurking in a young man’s body, a voice from a time long-since lost.

Still Corners cover Rogue Wave, plot Sub Pop single
Already a staple in Still Corners’ live set, the cover seems fitting as the band announce their new single will be released via Sub Pop – the label that Rogue Wave were signed to when the track was originally released in 2005.

Wolf Parade – La Zona Rosa, Austin TX 15/11/10
Their legacy finished within one year, their mythology closed after a single record – now in 2010 it seems even Wolf Parade know they’ll never achieve the whirlwind of goodwill that surrounded their inception, regardless of how brilliant they manage to be.

Blitzen Trapper: ‘The Tree’
Having just released their fifth album, Sub Pop’s Blitzen Trapper have a brand new video for their forthcoming single ‘The Tree’.

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…

TLOBF Interview // Blitzen Trapper
TLOBF catch up Eric Earley of Portland, Oregon’s Blitzen Trapper to discuss their impressive recent fifth record, “Destroyer of the Void”.

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 [...]

TLOBF Interview // Male Bonding
Adrian Mules comes straight outta Dalston with Male Bonding’s guitarist/vocalist John Arthur Webb, to find out more about their rapid ascent from the shadows to the bright lights of Sub-Pop.

Blitzen Trapper – Destroyer of the Void
It might not reflect the bombast of its title, but “Destroyer of the Void” shows the Blitzen Trapper name is still a hallmark of quality.

CocoRosie – Grey Oceans
CocoRosie’s fourth album mixes their eccentric, unique charm with well-crafted, intensely evocative songwriting to create something a little bit magical.

Male Bonding – Nothing Hurts
Sub Pop signed East London trio emerge from the lo-fi hipster scene with less than half an hour of blurry guitar noise and hook-laden excitement.

Avi Buffalo – Avi Buffalo
Avi Buffalo have produced a solid debut record that belies their years and most definitely warrants a second spin.
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