News
1,000 Years Out October 5th
Sep 30, 2010
By Laura Studarus
On October 5th, The Corin Tucker Band releases their debut album via Kill Rockstars. In the meanwhile, the premier opus is streaming via NPR. More
Sep 15, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Sleater-Kinney leader turned solo artist Corin Tucker is hitting the road this October in support of solo debut album, 1,000 YEARS. We have the dates. More
Sleater-Kinney Frontwoman's New Project Features Members of Unwound and Golden Bear
Jul 13, 2010
By John Everhart
After a protracted break from music since Sleater-Kinney’s indefinite hiatus announced in 2006, Corin Tucker has at last revealed the details of her highly anticipated new album under the moniker The Corin Tucker Band. We have the details. More
Reviews
Sep 20, 2012
By John Everhart
“What’s up y’all/I thought we had a plan/To move things forward for women around the globe/Instead of going forward, where the hell we going now?” is something of the listener’s gauntlet for Corin Tucker Band’s second album. It’s from the opening track “Groundhog Day,” and it’s a call to arms unheard from Tucker since Sleater-Kinney’s sublime The Woods. More
Oct 15, 2010
By John Everhart
Since Sleater-Kinney went on an indefinite hiatus in 2006, their members have followed dramatically different muses. Carrie Brownstein works for NPR, writing the “Monitor Mix” blog, while Janet Weiss has continued as a drummer and songwriter, both with her own band Quasi, and as an auxiliary member with the likes of The Jicks and Bright Eyes. More
