Jacked Doritos, Live Action YouTube, and Clarence the 4G Hotspot SXSW is not a festival, it’s a conference. By Jonathan Dean · March 29, 2012
Built to Spill (Doug Martsch) “I didn’t want to say something overt. I didn’t know how to.” By Emceegreg · March 16, 2012
Nacho Picasso & Blue Sky Black Death “You ain’t even got enough tape for these fuckin’ ghost stories.” By Hog Eye Man · March 13, 2012
100 Flowers: Introduction The genesis of underground Chinese music, 1986-1999 By Josh Feola · March 9, 2012
Dolphins Into The Future “My music is no more or less than the music created hundreds of years ago by some indigenous inhabitant of a small atoll in Micronesia.” By Jonathan Dean · March 6, 2012
The Magnetic Fields “I sort of deduced from the fact that the car wasn’t in the driveway when I woke up that I must have written a song.” By John Crowell · March 2, 2012
Locrian & Mamiffer “This album is so strong and unsettling because our groups were comfortable with being vulnerable.” By Max Power · February 27, 2012
Portland International Film Fest 2012 A slow-release IV drip of lovingly-crafted foreign movies By Alex Peterson · February 24, 2012
Ital “This world is coming to infect your body and destroy the planet you live on and control your movements, and there’s precisely jack shit you can do about it.” By Devin Friesen · February 23, 2012
SF Indie Fest 2012 The taboo, the wasted, the awkward, and the cute. By Lorian Long · February 20, 2012
Laura Veirs “We didn’t want to make a dark children’s record, but we didn’t want to avoid darkness altogether.” By Hog Eye Man · February 10, 2012
Bathetic Records “The internet is good for finding artists, but it’s also full of whackos and phonies with half-baked ideas. We don’t exactly hype that shit.” By C Monster · February 7, 2012
2 John Peel’s record collection soon to be made available online as virtual museum… those poor BBC interns
5 Thurston Moore collaborates with Bernie Sanders campaign on new song, offers free vinyl to campaign contributors