The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Posted Saturday 01/01/2000 1:00 AM
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Twelve Questions With Jon Spencer of Heavy Trash
Posted Tuesday 10/13/2009 5:00 PM
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by Conrad Doucette
Jon Spencer is back with Heavy Trash, his rockabilly project with co-conspirator Matt Verta-Ray. Spencer called us recently to discuss the coffee in England, his personal heroes of rockabilly, and the latest Heavy Trash LP Midnight Soul Serenade.
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The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Damage
Posted Wednesday 09/22/2004 3:43 AM
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by Nick Catucci
Underground rock stalwart makes the sonic equivalent of Weekend At Bernie’s
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Wolf Parade - Kissing the Beehive
Eleven-minute songs from Canadian indie guys who may own unicorns MoreThe Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Plastic Fang
Posted Tuesday 05/06/2003 3:38 AM
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by Marc Weingarten
The lean, mean blues-rock machine is back after a four-year hiatus
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The 100 Greatest Indie-Rock Albums Ever — #90 to #81
Posted Thursday 11/15/2007 1:00 AM
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by Jon Dolan, Josh Eells, Will Hermes, Jonah Weiner and Douglas Wolk
Mumbled lyrics, couldn’t-care-less strumming, white dudes in sweaters — what’s not to love about indie rock? Born 25-odd years ago in suburban garages and spread via college radio, it has made distortion into something hummable, boredom into something thrilling and aimlessness into a raison d’être — and these days, thanks to blogs and the fine people at Grey’s Anatomy, it’s more popular than ever. From Kurt to Sufjan, Stipe to the White Stripes, Blender presents the definitive indie-rock user’s guide.
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Pop Stores
Posted Sunday 07/15/2001 1:00 AM
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by Frank Sennett
Christina Aguilera sings for Coca-Cola, Sting sells Jaguars, Moby flogs Calvins. Pop-star shills are everywhere, so our in-house architectural firm, Blender & Blender LLP, decided to go that
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The 100 Greatest Indie-Rock Albums Ever
Posted Friday 11/09/2007 12:00 AM
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by Jon Dolan, Josh Eells, Will Hermes, Jonah Weiner and Douglas Wolk
Mumbled lyrics, couldn’t-care-less strumming, white dudes in sweaters — what’s not to love about indie rock? Born 25-odd years ago in suburban garages and spread via college radio, it has made distortion into something hummable, boredom into something thrilling and aimlessness into a raison d’être — and these days, thanks to blogs and the fine people at Grey’s Anatomy, it’s more popular than ever. From Kurt to Sufjan, Stipe to the White Stripes, Blender presents the definitive indie-rock user’s guide.
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Lo-Hi - Say It More
Posted Tuesday 04/22/2003 6:49 AM
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by Douglas Wolk
Street-thug New York City blues-rock is fatally marred by world’s worst lyrics
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James Chance - Irresistible Impulse
Posted Monday 05/12/2003 2:14 AM
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by Ben Sisario
Box set captures confrontational legend of New York funk-punk — or is that punk-funk?
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
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