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LIKE A VINTAGE POLAROID, there exists a portrait of Post Animal’s latest record that rings clear in guitarist Jake Hirshland’s mind. “My image of this record is walking from the house that we were all staying in at the farm to the barn that we were playing in, in the middle of the night, and […]

Laura Jane Grace of Against Me! has released a surprise EP. Titled At War With The Silverfish, the new release dropped via Polyvinyl Records. The record follows Grace’s solo album Stay Alive, released in 2020. The latest EP, which contains seven tracks, explores a variety of universal themes, ranging from yearning for love to dealing with […]

Against Me! leader Laura Jane Grace is unveiling a brand new music video for the track “The Swimming Pool Song” released earlier this year. The track is from her latest solo album Stay Alive which was surprise-released in October after being recorded amid the ongoing pandemic. Read more: Dance Gavin Dance are shutting down traffic for their next performance […]

Philadelphia rockers Beach Slang are streaming their highly anticipated debut LP, lengthily titled The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us, ahead of its official release on Friday, October 30 through Polyvinyl Records. You can listen through the full 10-track effort below, (via NPR). Pre-orders for the record are still available now in digital, […]

As Philadelphia's Beach Slang gear up to release their highly anticipated full-length debut, titled The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us, the four-piece are sharing a another taste of the effort with “Young & Alive,” via Stereogum. You can stream the raucously energetic new single below and pick up a pre-order of […]

Philadelphia's Beach Slang have signed with indie label Polyvinyl Records, joining the likes of Montreal, Japandroids, Deerhoof and many more. Read more: Lame-O Records fight cerebral palsy with new Spraynard track (exclusive) Polyvinyl founder, Matt Lunsford expressed his excitement with the signing, “I was blown away by both of the Beach Slang seven-inches. When we got to know the band, we […]

The Rentals Lost In Alphaville It’s been 15 years since the Rentals last released a proper full-length (the severely underrated, heavily Blur-influenced Seven More Minutes), but Lost In Alphaville isn’t exactly “new”—every one of these 10 songs started off as a part of the band’s ambitious Songs About Time series in 2009. Reheated leftovers they […]

Owls have debuted a new video for “I'm Surprised…” The track is featured on the band's latest album, Two, which was just released. The record is available for purchase on the Polyvinyl Records webstore or through various digital retailers. Fans can check out the video premiere on SPIN or below. Tell us what you think! […]

Owls are planning to release their new album, Two, on March 25 via Polyvinyl Records. Pre-order bundles are on sale now. The record was initially announced in Dec. when the band posted a teaser video for it. Fans can stream a new song titled, “Ancient Stars Seed…” below. The track premiered earlier this week on […]

The video for “New Blood,” the second track from Into It. Over It./Owen side-project Their / They're / There's new EP Analog Weekend, features copious amounts of the latter half of the song's title, so let the weak-stomached be advised. “What do you think blood toothpaste tastes like,” prefaces Evan Weiss. “Do you think it's salt flavor? Or do they make it like […]

Their / They’re / There Analog Weekend EP Much has been said about Evan Weiss’ numerous musical endeavors, but seeing as they’re all continuously impressive, it’s hard to say anything negative. Their / They’re / There’s sound is similar to the singer’s main project, Into It. Over It., which might explain the album title. (One […]

Their / They're / There recently streamed their new EP, Analog Weekend, on Noisey. The EP is set to be released on Dec. 10 via Topshelf Records and Polyvinyl Record Co. Pre-orders are on sale now. Stream Analog Weekend in full below. Leave us a comment with your thoughts!

Their / They’re / There have premiered a new song, “Curtain Call,” on A.V. Club. “Curtain Call” is from the band’s forthcoming EP Analog Weekend, which will be released on December 10 through Topshelf and Polyvinyl Records. Pre-orders are available on both label’s websites. Stream the song below, and let us know what you think. […]

Joan Of Arc Testimonium Songs No Joan Of Arc album is ever just an “album” anymore. These days, this ever-evolving collective usually write and record music with a broad or specific conceptual framework in mind. In recent years, that has meant anything from a wall-cracking live soundtrack to the silent film The Passion Of Joan […]

Their / They’re / There Their / They’re / There EP Evan Weiss must be on a mission to become the most prolific ambassador of the current melodic emo revival. This year alone promises a new Into It. Over It. album, the debut 7-inch from Pet Symmetry dropping soon and whispers of new Stay Ahead […]

Braid have announced a set of summer tour dates kicking off on Aug. 7. The band will be performing Frame & Canvas in its entirety on the upcoming tour. Tickets are on sale now. The dates are as follows: August 7 – Cleveland, OH August 9 – New York, NY August 10 – Philadelphia, PA […]

Japandroids' new album Celebration Rock can be streamed in its entirety right here. It's officially due out next week via Polyvinyl.

Braid has (mostly) finalized the venues and routing for their summer tour; Owen will support on all dates, while Aficionado will open on all east coast/midwest shows and TS & the Past Haunts will open the west coast dates. 8/7 – Cleveland, OH | The Grog Shop BUY TICKETS 8/9 – New York, NY | […]

Aficionado and TS & The Past Haunts (No Sleep Records) will be opening for Braid on the seminal band's upcoming tour. The former will open the east coast leg while the latter will open the west coast leg. Aficionado Tour Dates (w/Braid): Aug 9 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom Aug 10 – Philadelphia, […]

Joan Of Arc Joan Of Arc Presents Joan Of Arc Chicago music collective Joan Of Arc have already proclaimed their love for foreign/avant garde cinema (the artwork for their album Live In Chicago, 1999 consisted of recreations of scenes from Jean-Luc Godard's 1967 masterpiece Week End). And there can be no denying the artful leanings […]