Tag: No Age

VIDEO: Watch Two Rodarte Clips Featuring the Music of No Age

March 30th, 2011 | File Under: Video | Leave A Comment

You can check out Rodarte’s States of Matter show at MOCA between now and June 5th, and check out their two collaborations with No Age below…

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VIDEO: No Age, “Fever Dreaming”

January 27th, 2011 | File Under: Video | Leave A Comment

Everything In Between is available now through Sub Pop. For more from No Age, head here.

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Click the Cover Below To Open Our Tenth Issue, Featuring Caribou, Ducktails, A-Trak, and Year-End Picks From More Than 30 Artists

December 13th, 2010 | File Under: ST010 | Leave A Comment

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No Age Expand Fall Tour, Share Mild S&M Video

August 27th, 2010 | File Under: News | Leave A Comment

No Age have added a few more dates to their fall tour, which now includes a handful of East Coast stops in September and two weeks out West in November. Lucky Dragons open most of the shows, with Pavement stepping into the headliner slot in Chicago, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Columbus and L.A.

The L.A. duo’s second Sub Pop LP, Everything In Between, arrives on 9/28. A hefty vinyl version—featuring a 48-page (!) booklet—is available for pre-order now. Their new single, “Glitter,” can also be grabbed in separate 7/12-inch pressings or sampled at Sub Pop’s Soundcloud page.

Check out the dates, and a rather bizarre video (directed by guitarist Randy Randall, in rare, bring-out-the-gimp form) after the jump…

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COVER FLOW: Brian Roettinger Talks About His Latest No Age Collaboration

August 24th, 2010 | File Under: Cover Flow | Leave A Comment

Photo: Zen Sekizawa

We’ve been fans of Soundscreen Design’s Artist Music Journal series—limited edition art books featuring everyone from Black Dice’s Bjorn Copeland to Lungfish’s Daniel Higgs—for a while now. In fact, we’re running a longer story on it next week. In the meantime, Brian Roettinger shared some details surrounding his collaboration with No Age, the first Artist Music Journal to include a 10-inch of exclusive material. You can pre-order one of 1,000 hand-numbered copies (available next Tuesday, August 31) here.

The quick back story: Roettinger launched Hand Held Heart as a record label in 1998. It evolved into a multi-medium design studio six years later, with projects for such artists as Pretty Girls Make Graves, Death From Above 1979, Liars, and his longest-running client, No Age. (Roettinger’s design work on their Sub Pop debut, Nouns, was nominated for a Best Album Packaging Grammy.)

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