What better way to welcome summer than Banditos performing a sweaty slow jam in a swimming pool with backup singers and dogs? Watch their live music video for "Healin' Slow" now via FLOOD Magazine. And pre-order the new album Visionland (out two weeks from today) on CD, digital, or seafoam
...Read moreBobby Bare, Jr. and the amazing Nashvillian musicians who make up his Young Criminals' Starvation League played an in-studio set at 91.9 WFPK Radio Louisville last Friday before their headlining set at Lebowski Fest.
See the band lay the studio to waste with their distorted guitars, insane keyboard solos, Don Mattingly Cardinals jerseys (we think? how is that possible?), and hair. Lots...Read more
Robbie and his travelin' band stopped by WXPN in Philadelphia to record a session at the storied World Cafe Live for an NPR broadcast. They played songs from Robbie's newest Bloodshot album 'Gone Away Backward,' as well as a classic Robbie cut.
The Ozark gang came by Bloodshot HQ and treated us to a spirited version of the TP classic "Learning to Fly," complete with mandolin solo, morale-filled chanting, shouting, and stomping, and Brian's spot-on Petty impression.
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Luke Winslow-King and his band made a stop to perform for our friends at KEXP in Seattle. The entire twenty-minute session is archived for your viewing and listening pleasure on YouTube. Watch below:
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From their 2013 Bloodshot album 'Dig Thy Savage Soul.'
Back in November those legendary Boston garage barons stopped by our humble abode to grace us with their formidable presence and play us a couple songs. What resulted was one of the most memorable work days we've ever had here. Barrence (for reasons unknown) decided to don an Abe...Read more
Those bearded hooligans the Deadstring Brothers paid a visit to our friends at Daytrotter to record a session featuring cuts from their 2013 album 'Cannery Row' and classic tracks from 'Starving Winter Report' and 'Sao Paulo.'
During their most recent tour in support of their 2013 album 'Lessons,' Ha Ha Tonka played a session at Audiotree in Chicago. The whole half-hour set can be viewed below:
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Those rip-roarin' Boston garage barons Barrence Whitfield & The Savages tore up Philadelphia on NPR's World Cafe Live! And now you can stream it all you want here.
The broadcast includes an interview and performances of songs from the band's raucous Bloodshot debut 'Dig Thy Savage Soul.'...Read more
The Bottle Rockets perform "Every Kinda Everything," from the reissue of their first two albums 'Bottle Rockets' and 'The Brooklyn Side' (OUT TODAY!) on CMT.com! Brian also treats us to some history on the song and how he wrote it.
In the current Time Out Chicago, Jon Langford discusses his new album Old Devils, actual old devils like Kingsley Amis and Andre Williams and why his bass player is allowed to ride mechanical bulls in bars, but not his guitar player.
Read it HERE
Jon and some of the Skull Orchard performed "1234 Ever" in the Time...Read more
A few weeks ago, we told you that, for some reason, Ha Ha Tonka was going to play a festival in NYC sponsored by Playboy.
Well, it happened. Check out THIS video of them singing Hangman.
Now, the levels of weirdness and hilarity watching this are many. First off, nothing says "SEXY" like a traditional song about hanging. Also,...Read more
Jon Langford, whose is making some rare SoCal appearances behind his brand new album just confirmed a FREE IN STORE PERFORMANCE at one of the world's best record stores AMOEBA MUSIC.
It's on September 26th at 5pm.
Don't tell us we never warn you about these things...
AMOEBA MUSIC
6400 Sunset Blvd
Hollywood,...Read more
Ha Ha Tonka are playing in NYC on August 25th at the Highline Ballroom as part of Playboy Magazine's "Rock the Rabbit" concert series.
Tix are only $12. Also on hard are Bear Hands, DJs, "custom Playboy energy drink cocktails" and Playmates. Real live Playmates! We may have to have bass player Luke Long tethered to the...Read more
The folks at The Village Voice catch up with brother-sister duo Dex and Sara Romweber to ask some goofy questions ("What's one thing you've never done?" Dex: "Gone spear fishing off the coast of Key Largo." Hey, Dex, there's still time!) and then film them doing some stripped down versions of songs of their latest album, Ruins of Berlin,...Read more
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