The most disturbing animated music video ever made?
If you’ve got something worst, comment. We morbidly want to see it.

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The crafty cats at Matador are remastering, reissuing and tossing in some live footage on DVD the three Mission of Burma albums. You can go have a peek at some of the footage - they’ve captured original producer Rick Harte, doing a complete analog remaster of the albums as well as multiple live performances, including […]

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Say you’re Ian McCullough in 1993 or so. Echo & the Bunnymen have been broken up since ‘90 and Brit Pop is exploding all around you but you’re putting nothing out. What would you do?
McCullough just called up his fellow Bunnyman Will Sargeant and in 1994 they formed Electrafixion, which was suposed to be a “rockier” […]

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No sooner did we finish reading this month’s ish of Spin where they interview Stephen Malkmus and he tells them it’s unlikely Pavement will reunite anytime soon than the web goes all a-chatter with rumors that Pavement are going to reunite.
Except they don’t actually have any plans to reunite yet. Also, Malkmus has that whole […]

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We’re probably supposed to call them The London Suede due to copyright issues but that’s stupid. They’re Suede.
This song is from Suede’s somewhat challeneged second album Dogmanstar (note the absence of Bernard Butler who ran out/was kicked out before the album was finished) and possibly marks the most drugged out moment of Brett Anderson’s life. […]

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