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Coachella 2014: 77 Bands In 77 Days

Pet Shop Boys

14/04/07 at 10.12pm / by deepster19 / 2 Comments

Over the next 11 weeks I’ll dig deep into the 2014 Coachella Music Festival lineup, featuring one band per day. The purpose of this piece is to assist in difficult decisions that inevitably you’ll need to make, as well as, serve as a fun countdown to Coachella Week. Note: All bands appear in a completely random order… Enjoy, and let the countdown continue!

Check out previous days here.

Day 75 = Pet Shop Boys
Performing = Saturday

Pet Shop Boys are an English electronic duo that consists of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe. Formed in 1981, the two have enjoyed a lucrative career, and are regarded as one of the most successful pop duos of all-time.

Originally they called themselves West End, after an area in London, but later switched to Pet Shop Boys, named for friends who worked at a Pet Shop. The two enjoyed immediate success with the release of their first single “West End Girls.” The tune was originally released in 1984, but didn’t top Casey Kasem’s charts until it was rereleased in the States
in 1986. The debut full-length Please followed, and so did the hits: “Love Comes Quickly,”
“Opportunities,” “Suburbia,” and the aforementioned “West End Girls.”
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Pixies Go Boom!

14/03/03 at 9.30pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

Last Monday night GoINDEEpMusic was out at the Comerica Theatre in Downtown Phoenix. I took my act on the road to see my beloved Pixies for the tenth time since the band reunited in 2004, and eleventh overall. I’m not sure if that’s something I should be proud of, or embarrassed.

The band whipped through a 31-song set that lasted the better part of an hour and 45 minutes. The set featured seven of the eight new songs that have surfaced recently on EP-1 and EP-2. In addition, they played the single “Bagboy,” along with a new song “Silver Snail,” that has yet to see an official release. Many of the tunes that fans have grown accustomed to hearing at Pixies shows over the last ten years were present, however there were many glaring omissions. Moving forward, get used it, this is what it’s going to sound like, thankfully I dig most of the new stuff.

New bassist Paz delivered a solid performance, even if she needed a laminated cheat sheet. Ms. Lenchantin’s behavior seemed right in line with what’s expected of a Pixies bassist, at no time did she act in a way that was unbecoming of a Pixies bassist. I didn’t spend as much time analyzing Paz as I would’ve liked, that’s because I kept staring at David Lovering’s beard. When they first took the stage I said to myself, why did the roadie take the stage with them? Man, It took me a second to even recognize him, but then I realized… they just played Portland.
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Top Albums For The Week Of February 25, 2014

14/03/02 at 10.05pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

Here’s the weekly Top 20 College Radio Albums from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.

In addition, here’s my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list consists of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.

Here’s the lists:
It’s three week at the top spot for Dum Dum Girls, while three new albums enter the Top 20. The latest EP from Speedy Ortiz (pictured) jumps 14 spots to debut at #12. On Spicy Radio, Broken Bells maintain a grasp of the pole position for a third straight week. The more I listen to Cheatahs the more I’m hearing Swervedriver.

Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of February 25, 2014:

1. DUM DUM GIRLS Too True
2. BROKEN BELLS After The Disco
3. SHARON JONES AND THE DAP-KINGS Give The People What They Want
4. ANGEL OLSEN Burn Your Fire For No Witness
5. TEMPLES Sun Structures
6. WARPAINT Warpaint
7. MOGWAI Rave Tapes
8. HOSPITALITY Trouble
9. DAMIEN JURADO Brothers And Sisters Of The Eternal Son
10. TOGETHER PANGEA Badillac
11. GARDENS AND VILLA Dunes
12. SPEEDY ORTIZ Real Hair (EP)
13. THUMPERS Galore
14. QUILT Held In Splendor
15. CHEATAHS Cheatahs
16. CIBO MATTO Hotel Valentine
17. NICK WATERHOUSE Holly
18. EAGULLS Eagulls
19. HABIBI Habibi
20. STEPHEN MALKMUS AND THE JICKS Wig Out At Jagbags

The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:

1. BROKEN BELLS After The Disco
2. DUM DUM GIRLS Too True
3. CHEATAHS Cheatahs
4. TEMPLES Sun Structures
5. FANFARLO Let’s Go Extinct
Heritage Album Of The Week
6. BELLY Star

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Coachella 2014: 77 Bands In 77 Days

Beady Eye

14/02/26 at 10.00am / by deepster19 / 1 Comment

Check out previous days here.

Day 38 = Beady Eye
Performing = Removed from the poster today

Like I said, I do this in a random order. Last night I noticed that Oasis was planning an announcement today, and thought that I could tie that in nicely with a Beady Eye post, that is until today. What started out as a beautiful morning and most wonderful Day 1 in the world of Fun Coachella Games, comes the news that Beady Eye has been removed from the poster. At the time of this post there is no official word from the band or Coachella on the reason why. There will be rumors, the biggest one is that Oasis will now be a “Late Add” and take over the top line on Day 2. Let me be the first to tell you that ain’t happening, unless Oasis was already booked under the moniker Muse. Happy list updating day. I’ve decided to continue with the post basically because it was hard enough to find 77 Bands to begin with. Anyway on the band.

Beady Eye are an English rock band made up of former members of Oasis, with the notable exception of Noel Gallagher. The four former members of Oasis include Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, and Chris Sharrock. The quintet is rounded out by former Kasabian bassist Jay Mehler. The band formed in 2009 shortly after Oasis split, well Noel Gallagher left, the band continued, and that’s another story for another day.
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U2’s The Edge Discusses Becoming A Heritage Act

14/02/13 at 11.17pm / by deepster19 / 1 Comment

While U2 are putting the finishing touches on their 13th studio album, guitarist The Edge discussed the thought of becoming “A Heritage Act” with U.K. magazine NME. With what is slowly becoming a bitter pill to swallow, Mr. Edge had this to say about the band’s inevitable future:

“We don’t want to ever be a heritage act,” The Edge said. “It might happen, but we’ll go kicking and screaming into that mode. We feel the place for us to be is part of the conversation of contemporary culture and music and film and everything else, and we don’t see the reason why we can’t, because it’s been possible for various artists in different forms. Frank Lloyd Wright, to the day he died, was designing the most incredible things – we want to be part of that rather than grow old gracefully.”

This news comes almost 11 months to the day that FOALS frontman Yannis Philippakis stirred up the debate of Heritage Vs. Non-Heritage Acts, a debate this blog embraced. Let’s revisit Mr. Philippakis’ comments once again for shits and giggles, shall we…

“The small group of bands who repeatedly headline festivals in the UK is a big problem,” continuing: “There’s a big problem with old bands who always occupy the top slots at festivals. More Heritage names reform every year, which only makes it worse. It really limits bands of our generation. We don’t get a fair chance to headline, because the slots are reserved for the same old names.”

Philippakis went on to say: “You get people in their late 30s going to festivals, in their dungarees with a couple of kids, wanting to relive their adolescence, pretending they’re baggy again by watching The Stone Roses. They aren’t in touch with what’s going on now. I’m bored of seeing some dude from the ’90s headline, it means nothing to me.”

Too bad Yannis will never know how in touch that dude in his mid-forties standing there in his dungarees really is.

U2, the soon-to-be Heritage Act, are planning a summer release date for their forthcoming album, currently untitled. The album’s production was slowed a tad while they worked on the song “Ordinary Love” for the movie Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. In addition, The Edge and Co. released the song “Invisble,” to help raise money to fight AIDS, during the Super Bowl. Future events include performing at the 86th Academy Awards next month… you know, things that Heritage Acts do.

Watch the video for “Invisible” here:

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Pixies Release Another Video

14/01/30 at 9.59pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

Could it be that Kim Deal quit the Pixies because she didn’t feel like making music videos every other week? The video making maniacs are at it again… releasing a video for the tune “Magdalena,” earlier this week. This is the second video the band has shared from EP-2.

Watch both below:
“Magdalena”

“Blue Eyed Hexe”

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The Dandy Warhols To Release First-Ever Live Album

14/01/30 at 8.11pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

The Dandy Warhols announced that they will release their first-ever live album on March 25. The album is the live set of the band performing the classic album Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia in its entirety. The set was recorded in June 2013 at the Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon.

In typical Dandy fashion, they’re offering pre-order fun bundles at discounted prices on their website. The band also announced spring tour dates that includes a stop at the Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix.

The band had this to say about their upcoming live release:

The Dandy Warhols are excited to tell you all about our first-ever LIVE Dandys album: Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia Live at the Wonder. We realize that maybe a Dandys live album is long overdue, but we really wanted to get it right, you know? We wanted a live album with no overdubs or re-recording, so when we put that “LIVE” on the cover, we mean it.
Recorded in June 2013 at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom, Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia Live at the Wonder documents The Dandy Warhols’ 13/13/13 Tour – a year long celebration of the 13th anniversary of (arguably) our most popular record, Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia. We run through every track from Thirteen Tales in order: starting with the layers of e-bow, jangle, and trumpet on “Godless” all the way through to the sparse hop-a-long epic “The Gospel.”

Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia Live at the Wonder will be available March 25th, 2014 on CD, double-LP (with bonus tracks), and digital download from our partners at The End Records (US) & on Naive Records (GSA & France).

Check out the bundles here

Check out the tour dates here:
http://www.dandywarhols.com/shows/

Watch the video for “Bohemian Like You” here:

How Fun!
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Top Albums For The Week Of January 21, 2014

14/01/28 at 8.22pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

New to the blog in 2014 is a weekly piece featuring the Top Albums of the week. Each week (like it or not), I will post the Top 20 College Radio Albums taken from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.

If that’s not enough… I will give you my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list will consist of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.

Here’s this week’s list:
Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings replace Blood Orange as the #1 album on college radio this week. New to the Top 200 are the San Francisco band Painted Palms debuting at #11, and English indie rockers TOY at #19. Seattle based singer-songwriter Damien Jurado jumps 46 spots to #4.

Still stuck in my compact disc player is the debut full-length from hipstress Sky Ferreira. What started out as an innocent guilty pleasure has turned into an obsession I can’t eject.

Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of January 21, 2014:

1. SHARON JONES AND THE DAP-KINGS Give The People What They Want
2. BLOOD ORANGE Cupid Deluxe
3. ARCADE FIRE Reflektor
4. DAMIEN JURADO Brothers And Sisters of The Eternal Son
5. THEE OH SEES Singles Collection, Volume 3
6. LOS CAMPESINOS! No Blues
7. JAKE BUGG Shangri-la
8. CUT COPY Free Your Mind
9. Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks Wig Out At Jagbags
10.CATE LE BON Mug Museum
11. PAINTED PALMS Forever
12. DUCKTAILS Wish Hotel [EP]
13. TENNIS Small Sound [EP]
14. PIXIES EP-2
15. SHEARWATER Fellow Travelers
16. CHEAP TIME Exit Smiles
17. ELVIS COSTELLO AND THE ROOTS Wise Up: Remixes
18. GAP DREAM Shine Your Light
19. TOY Join The Dots
20. MILOSH Jetlag

The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1 Sky Ferreira “Night Time, My Time”
2 Pixies “EP-2″
3 Parquet Courts “Tally All The Things You Broke” (EP)
4 I Break Horses “Chiaroscuro”
5 Warpaint “Warpaint
Heritage Album Of The Week:
6 The Afghan Whigs “Gentlemen”

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Pixies: Pittsburgh, Pa. 1/25/14 Review

14/01/26 at 7.45pm / by Nick K / 10 Comments

Carnegie Music Hall is a great and intimate venue for a show. Not a bad seat in the house and the acoustics are good for the 1,950 seat hall. I’d say they had the bass up too high, with the mids (vocals and guitars) a litle too low. Security ran a very tight ship; maybe entirely too tight The yellow shirts cracked down on any cell phone video recording and dancing near the stage was dealt with harshly with some people being thrown out.

The Pixies came on around 9:15 and played for about 90 minutes with one encore. Their set list (see below) was appropriately heavy with Surfer Rosa, Come On Piligrim, and Doolittle with the new EP songs mixed in. They started with a solid 8 songs of classics before introducing new material. Notable live favorites that were missing were Subbacultcha and Hey.

Joey switched between his black Les Paul Custom, gold top Les Paul Standard, and a hollow body Gibson going through a single Marshall stack. Black Francis did the bulk of the show playing an acoustic Martin, interspersed with his usual white Telecaster and a Gibson SG going through a couple Vox amps. Lenchantin stuck with a Fender Precision Bass the whole show through an Ampeg amp. Paz also played Moog bass foot pedals for some songs, which made her a kind of multi-tasking Geddy Lee, according to my buddy Jonesy.

Black Francis looks to have dropped a few pounds but is still a hefty guy. He could easily switch places with Hank Schrader on Breaking Bad and nobody would notice. Both he and Joey have greatly benefitted from the Billy Corgan shaved head look to make baldness look like a style choice.

Joey interacted with the audience on Vamos with an extended feedback solo. Using the toggle switch on his gold top Les Paul, he pointed to different sections of the audience and would direct white noise at them when they would applaud. This is the most engaged Joey has been with an audience.

La La Love You (which Dave sings lead on) was particularly funny when he started laughing and nearly messed up the ending vocals. Paz Lenchantin did a great job both on bass and with the Kim Deal vocals.

On Isla de Encanta Black Francis wasn’t at the mic when the vocals started, and the song stopped while he bantered that he blew the opening lead while Dave told him just to start singing the opening Spanish vocals…which he did and they quickly resumed playing. Kind of funny, and couldn’t tell if it was staged.

Several songs were given the Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf) treatment, by greatly slowing them down to 1/3 speed (and intensity) for the first several verses before then going back to high speed. They did this for Nimrod’s Son and one other…I think it was I’ve Been Tired.

Overall, a great show. I didn’t expect so many college age kids there. It was about half college kids and half kids of the 80s. So I guess the Pixies are still influencing new generations of hipsters.

Nick (GoINDEEpMusic)

Pixies Lovering Suggests Surprises To Come

14/01/21 at 8.03pm / by deepster19 / 1 Comment

The new look Pixies kicked off the North American leg of their world tour this week with New Paz on Bass. The tour got started in the band’s old stomping ground of Northampton, Massachusetts with a 36-song warm-up gig. Yeah that’s right, your typical 36-song warm-up gig. The tour officially started this past Wednesday in Toronto, with a 32-song set that included a new tune “Silver Snail” as the show opener ,and the live debut of EP-2 track “Snakes.” I recently came across a list (view below) of new songs that the Pixies have registered to BMI.

In an interview with the Toronto Star this week, drummer David Lovering revealed that:
“there may be an EP3 and other surprises down the line. As a magician, I like the “surprise” factor. That’s what we’ve been doing, so I’ll keep it at that”.

Surprises are fun!

Here’s the list of new Pixies songs.
The list did not include “Snakes” which is on EP2
1. ALICE PRIN
2. ANDRO QUEEN = EP1
3. ANOTHER TOE IN THE OCEAN = EP1
4. BAG BOY = Released as Single
5. BANKS OF THE DRAIN
6. BLUE EYED HEXE = EP2
7. CLASSIC MASHER
8. GREENS AND BLUES = EP2
9. HOORAY FOR JAIME BRAVO
10. INDIE CINDY = EP1
11. LAND OF GREEN
12. LAST NIGHT THE WOLVES CAME OUT
13. O LITTLE CLOUD
14. MAGDALENA = EP2
15. MUST BE A DEVIL
16. PICKEREL PICKER
17. RATS ALIVE
18. RING THE BELL
19. SILVER SNAIL
20. TRANQUILIZE ME
21. UM CHAGGA LAGGA
22. UNA
23. WHAT GOES BOOM = EP1
24. WOMEN OF WAR

The tour continues this week on the eastern seaboard which includes a sold out show in Pittsburgh next Saturday. Frank Black once said that its fun to say you’re playing the eastern seaboard. BTW tickets still remain for the Phoenix show on February 24…. Just Sayin’

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Coachella Releases 2014 Lineup

14/01/12 at 6.12pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

The much-anticipated 2014 Coachella Music Festival lineup poster was revealed on Wednesday night. To no one’s surprise Outkast, Muse, and Arcade Fire occupy the top lines. To everyone’s surprise was the glaring lack of buzz-worthy indie bands that usually make up the meat and potatoes of the weekend.

The festival did impressively book legendary college-rock band The Replacements, per my request. As usual, the festival has an above average sprinkling of Heritage Acts that include, but not limited to The Cult, The Afghan Whigs, Pet Shop Boys, Bryan Ferry and Fishbone. Also procured were the recently reunited Neutral Milk Hotel, their appearance comes just two years removed from frontman Jeff Mangum’s NMH solo set.

Coachella booked some interesting up-and-coming buzzbands this year such as Temples, HAIM, Jagwar Ma, and CHVRCHES, but not to the extent that we’ve grown accustomed to throughout the years.

My initial reaction to the overall lineup is somewhat disappointing, not to mention the font size is unreadable on lines five through seven. There actually could be a line eight for all we know written in pretend font, maybe that’s where they hid the Pixies, what the hell happened there??? All that said, there’s no way you’re going to knock that smile off my face every time I think about The Replacements.

I will be starting a new feature in a couple of weeks where I will spotlight a different band from the 2014 lineup each day, maybe I’ll call it The Coachella Daily, who knows?

The remaining tickets that weren’t sold during the presale back in May went on sale Friday at 10am Pacific. Good luck with that. See you in the desert in 90 days.

Visit the Coachella website here:
www.coachella.com

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Surprise! Pixies Release EP-2 & Share Video

14/01/07 at 5.53pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

If it wasn’t for making lists and the Pixies… we would be out of business. In what has become standard operating procedure, the Pixies released new music in the form of EP-2, early this morning on their website. The 4-song EP features two tracks the showed up on setlists last Fall, “Blue Eyed Hexe” and “Greens and Blues.”

Frontman Frank Black suggests that the “Greens and Blues” is the spiritual successor to the classic tune ‘Gigantic” from 1988’s Surfer Rosa. Here is what Mr. Black had to say:

“It was my attempt to come up with another song that would – musically, emotionally and psychologically – sit in the same place that ‘Gigantic’ has sat,” he says. “Not that I could ever replace that song: you write songs and they come out the way they come out. So perhaps it can be said that this song fills the emotional niche that ‘Gigantic’ occupied, another show-closer. I think the lyric alludes to that, the fact that it’s the end of the night, the end of something. And a separation if you will, between the band and the audience. So I guess it’s kind of a goodbye song, or really more of a ‘good night’ song.”

In similar fashion to EP-1, the band is making EP-2 available in a few different fun bundles. The limited edition 10-inch vinyl is available for 18 bucks, or you can throw in a patch-stitched hoodie for 60 bucks. For those that like things simple… the EP can be downloaded for four dollars U.S.
Visit the website for details.

The band also shared a new video for the AC/DC-esque track “Blue Eyed Hexe” (watch below). Amazingly, they found time for all of this between dealing with Shattuck-gate, and bringing recently hired bassist New Paz up to speed prior to kicking off their North American tour January 15 in Toronto.

See you in Phoenix February 24.

Watch “Blue Eyed Hexe” here:

Pixies Ep-2 Tracklist
1. Blue Eyed Hexe
2. Magdalena
3. Greens and Blues
4. Snakes

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2013 Band Of The Year: FOALS

14/01/01 at 2.25pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

English indie rockers FOALS are my pick for 2013 Band Of The Year. Two K Thirteen saw Yannis & Co. solidify themselves as one of THE best live acts in the world. The band is already headlining European Music Festivals and selling out moderately sized U.S. venues, just three albums deep into their career.

I know this selection comes as a surprise to some… based on the comments Mr. Philippakis made about my beloved Stone Roses, but I’ve honestly moved past that. I’ve actually embraced the comment and taken the phase “Heritage Act” to an entirely new level. Thank you Yannis!

I named their third studio album Holy Fire my number 3 album of the year, and the track “Inhaler” received the ultimate INDEEP prize, being named Track Of The Year.

My own selfishness hopes that the America doesn’t accept FOALS in a way that they truly deserve….so I can continue to see them perform in venues no larger than the House Of Blues.

The only negative thing I have to say about these dudes is that they have fallen into this annoying and completely unnecessary trend of releasing NSFW videos. Enough already.

We can now contact FOALS with ALL of the good news!

As we officially put closure to 2013, I would like to thank everyone that have contributed to this site. I hope I have provided knowledge, fun, and a few giggles for those that enjoy my take on the world of indie rock.

I look forward to being one of your daily resources for relevant music in 2014.

Thanks for viewing,
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Enjoy “The Yannis Balcony Jump” again:

2013 Heritage Act Of The Year: My Bloody Valentine

14/01/01 at 2.18pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

Irish shoegazers My Bloody Valentine began the new year by self-releasing their third studio album MBV. The band reunited in 2007 and had been hinting that new music was on the horizon. The new album didn’t disappoint, being well-received worldwide. On the night the band launched the album on their website, the site crashed due to apparently “high traffic.” That sounds like a problem we could use…

The follow-up to 1991’s Loveless, is just that. The band didn’t miss a beat, producing something that would have nicely blown out our ears in 1992. The Kevin Shields lead band claims that some of the album was recorded prior to breaking up in 1997, and more of it was written prior to taking the stage at the 2007 Coachella Festival. Now that was a show for the ages…to this day I think I can still hear the Wall Of Sound, especially when I fire up the microwave oven.

MBV has turned up on nearly every reputable Top Albums of 2013 list, including mine, coming in at number 14, I also ranked the track “Only Tomorrow” as the 39th best track of the year.

Frontman Kevin Shields says the band’s intentions are to release an EP of new material soon, and then follow that up with their fourth studio album. How fun, more hearing damage!

Listen to “New You” here:

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2013 Reunion Of The Year: The Replacements

14/01/01 at 2.15pm / by deepster19 / 0 Comment

2013 saw the unlikely reformation of alternative rock legends The Replacements. Original members Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson reunited and played their first show in nearly 22 years. The band headlined a series of three Riot Fest dates: Toronto, Chicago, and Denver. Paul and Tommy appointed drummer Josh Freeze and guitarist Dave Minehan to replace drummer Chris Mars and guitarist Slim Dunlap.

Earlier in the year Westerberg and Stinson cut a 5-song EP entitled Songs For Slim. The purpose of the record was to raise money for Slim Dunlap’s medical expenses. Mr. Dunlap suffered a severe stroked in February 2012.

The Minneapolis legends were also nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame this year, however they were passed over for other least deserving candidates. Better luck next time Mats!

One can only hope Goldenvoice is working very diligently to procure The Mats for a line two spot at the 2014 Coachella Music Festival.

Watch The Replacement perform “Left Of The Dial” @ Chicago Riot Fest:

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