News
Patrick Stickles Debuts New Tune
Feb 29, 2012
By Mike Hilleary
Last night Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles made a special appearance on New Jersey's WFMU program "The Best Show" to support his home state station's ongoing fundraising marathon. More
Apr 29, 2011
By Laura Studarus
After giving folks in their home state a chance to debut their new video, today Titus Andronicus unleashed their new project "No Future Part III: Escape From No Future" to the rest of the world. More
They (Heart) Their Home State!
Apr 12, 2011
By Laura Studarus
The brunt of one too many jokes (oh wait, those were just episodes of Jersey Shore), Titus Andronicus is out to give their home state some love. The band is offering up any (and all) residences of the state the unique right to premiere their new video “No Future Part III” before anyone else. We have the info. More
Mar 01, 2011
By Mike Hilleary
With their upcoming album I Am Very Far scheduled for release on May 10, Okkervil River have announced a number of spring and summer tour dates. More
Interviews
Greatest Stories Ever Told
Jul 29, 2010
By Hays Davis
Musicians reflect on their first concerts. Includes stories from Tegan & Sara, Camera Obscura, Girl Talk, Owen Pallett, Art Brut, The Hold Steady, MGMT, Broken Social Scene, Ariel Pink, !!!, Mew, Real Estate, The Dears, Vivian Girls, Mayer Hawthorne, The Drums, Telekinesis, Fuck Buttons, El Guincho, and more. More
Reviews
Coachella 2011 Day One Report – Cut Copy, Odd Future, Tame Imapala, Interpol, and more
Apr 16, 2011
By Mark Redfern
Day one of Coachella 2011 displayed several improvements over last year. There was less of a crowd (even though it was sold out this year, they put more of a limitation on how many tickets could be sold). Security was tighter and parking seemed less of a pain. And it even seemed as though the Mojave and Gobi tents were a little bigger this year and able to accommodate more fans. Highlights of the day included two bands from down under and some soft rockers; where-as two notable artists stormed off the stage. More
Mar 29, 2010
By Hays Davis
Even if The Who are the only non-prog rock band that ever really pulled off what could truly be called concept albums, it's been entertaining over the years hearing musicians hang songs around a theme. Usually. With The Monitor, Titus Andronicus co-opts the Civil War for use as a metaphor in a group of songs about someone who leaves New Jersey for Boston and is unhappy with his decision. More
