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From busking to sold out shows, Chad VanGaalen is the new indie darling because he experiments with music, animates videos and keeps to his homebody image.

Sunny Day Real Estate's original members reunite for a U.S. tour and album release.

It's been twenty years since Nirvana took the world by storm. Next month marks the 20th birthday of the band's first album, Bleach

Sub Pop, Apple, and Flight of the Conchords came through for fans with weekly downloads and a decent plan to allow bonus material to be purchased without preordering.

Nirvana's first album will celebrate its 20th anniversary next month. Nirvana are, to many, the greatest grunge band. However, they were not the first.

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Wolf Parade's At Mount Zoomer marks a quiet change in the band's style. With prominent new influences from side projects, the CD makes a smaller splash than their debut.

The first full length album by Indie Folk rockers Fleet Foxes is a soulful, melodic debut complete with reverb drenched guitars and vocals reminiscent of a bygone era.

New Zealand's fourth most popular dig-folk parody band has announced their spring touring schedule for North America, and they include an impressive list of support acts.

Twenty years ago Nirvana released Bleach, their debut album. It was an important stepping stone in a short but brilliant and legendary rock career.

E.S. Day talks with Matt & Bob from Pride Tiger and finds out that when 3 Inches of Blood spill on the S.T.R.E.E.T.S., these bad cats have claimed their territory.

Disappointed by Candy's latest album release on the Gray Matters label.