A little reminder from Sub Pop: We had ‘em first!

Music for mouth breathers, rabid pigs, waxeaters, gladiators and dancing naked ladies:  You fail, millennium!

Brooklyn band's sophomore album is produced by Spoon frontman Britt Daniel.

Dredg's fourth album is supposedly inspired by Salman Rushdie. If that doesn't qualify it as art rock, nothing will.  

After a promising début and respectable sales, The Maccabees look to repliacte the success of old bandmate Jack Peñate with Wall of Arms.

If not for Annie Clark's pixie-kissed beauty gracing its cover, one would think Actor was a collaboration between Walt Disney and H.P. Lovecraft.  

Escort adventures, hermaphrodites, mullet jokes, and surgical sex enhancements - yep, must be time for another Peaches album.

While attempting to revisit and reexamine their roots for their sixth release, The Century Of Self, …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead records some pretty decent music.  Unfortunately, they forget to play it back.

Despite the title Living Thing, the newest offering from Swedish indie trio Peter, Bjorn and John doesn't breathe so much as click, buzz, and whir. Is there a heart beating beneath all the clanking sounds?

It's often said that the process of ageing is more about regression than progression. Sadly, after nearly fifteen years in the quasi-spotlight, Cursive proves it's true for bands, too.