The Guardian reviews Ezra Furman’s Day of the Dog
The Guardian
Day of the Dog is a savagely truthful set that seems to tear at the fabric of the Chicagoan’s very being.
Day of the Dog is a savagely truthful set that seems to tear at the fabric of the Chicagoan’s very being.
It’s that time again! Panache is excited to announce our official SXSW Showcase this year on Friday March 14. We’re thrilled to return to Hotel Vegas and take over all 4 stages at one of our favorite Austin venues. Our lineup features artists from all over the globe including Japan, Canada, United States, and Australia. […]
California psych-garage favourites Thee Oh Sees gave their fans panic attacks a couple of months ago after announcing a hiatus, in part instigated by leader John Dwyer’s move from the Bay Area to Los Angeles and years of touring.
The full lineup was just announced, and it features …Television performing Marquee Moon, Todd Terje, Slint, Warpaint, Cloud Nothings, Mas Ysa, Pional, Speedy Ortiz, St. Vincent, Ty Segall,…
Panache is thrilled to announce that several of our artists will be performing at Sasquatch Festival this year. Mac Demarco, Reigning Sound, Mikal Cronin, and La Luz will be in attendance at this year’s lineups. We can’t wait to experience the beautiful Gorge and rock out to this year’s awesome not one, but two unique […]
Salad Days, set for release April 1 on Captured Tracks, appears to maintain both the aura and the lyrical thoughtfulness, but with some instrumental dressing separate (or supplementing) the previously forefront guitar.
Headlining this year’s Phuzz Phest, which will take place at various venues around Winston Salem from April 4-6 will be No Age, Kool Keith, White Fence and Jessica Lea Mayfield, providing an incredibly rounded group…
Barcelona’s Primavera Sound Festival, which is living up to its reputation as perhaps the best-curated big festival in the entire planet, just announced the lineup for this year’s festival, which comes to Parc del Fòrum 5/29-31, and Slowdive is just a small part of it.
Live in San Francisco is not just a live document, but an alive document, one that celebrates a band that’s hitting its stride and the hard work of its songwriter, but it also shows the pure joy…
Written and recorded around a relentless touring schedule, Salad Days gives the listener a very personal insight into what it’s all about to be Mac amidst the craziness of a rising career in a very public format.
We’re very excited to announce the next album from rising star Mac Demarco, Salad Days, out on Captured Tracks on April 1. Written and recorded around a relentless touring schedule, Salad Days gives the listener a very personal insight into what it’s all about to be Mac amidst the craziness of a rising career in a very […]
Yes, it’s officially titled Salad Days, and it’s out April 1 via Captured Tracks. Check out new single “Passing Out Pieces” in the promo video for the record, below, and also find the album tracklist and tour dates below.
…Mac DeMarco has announced details of his next album. Though not as outrageous as A Little Bit of Pussy, it still packs a hilarious title, Salad Days, and features the above portrait as its artwork.
O canadense Mac DeMarco está prestes a desembarcar pela primeira vez no Brasil. O músico fará três shows por aqui – dois em São Paulo, em local ainda não definido, e um terceiro no Beco 203, em Porto Alegre.
In classic DeMarco style, the album announcement came via a bizarre VHS-style promo video. You can stream that below along with debut single “Passing Out Pieces,” a dreamy pop tune.
The follow-up to 2012’s ‘2’ is released through Captured Tracks in the US on 1st April. It’s headed up by the glistening ‘Passing Out Pieces’, a sort of midway reference point between everything on ‘2’…
“Passing Out Pieces” sounds like DeMarco finally acknowledging his predilection for the wrong crowd, contrasting a bit of self-reckoning with that omnipresent, gap-tooted smile…
Mac DeMarco has unveiled the first single from his forthcoming album ‘Salad Days’. The track, which is titled ‘Passing Out Pieces’, will be the first single taken from the new LP…
New album ‘Salad Days’ is another irreverent document from Mac DeMarco, matching scratchy indie-punk to a knowledge of early 70s FM rock.
Mac DeMarco’s new album Salad Days is due out on March 31st/April 1st, but until then he’s decided to share the album’s first official single, ‘Passing Out Pieces’, as well as the LP’s teaser trailer.
In the newest edition of Famous Class Records’ “Less Artists More Condos” 7” split series, the label brings #10 with San Francisco groups FUZZ and CCR Headcleaner, the psych sludge band that is currently tearing up the scene.
Mac DeMarco has announced his new album ‘Salad Days’ for release in the spring. The Canadian songwriter, who has become something of a cult hero in the wake of 2011 LP ‘2’…
“Passing Out Pieces” will feature on Salad Days and is currently streaming below. The LP itself, the follow-up to 2012′s 2, will drop via Captured Tracks on 1 April.
‘Passing Out Pieces’ is a beautiful slice of mellow indie-pop that drags you down and lifts you up at the same time – an incredible glimpse of what we can expect of DeMarco’s new release.
O canadense Mac DeMarco está prestes a desembarcar pela primeira vez no Brasil. O músico fará três shows por aqui – dois em São Paulo, em local ainda não definido, e um terceiro no Beco 203, em Porto Alegre.
Musically, White Fence played a solid set of straightforward garage-rock — forgoing the studio trickery of their LPs and becoming a bit more down-to-earth in the process.
As Stereogum points out, Ty Segall’s early `70s-rock-worshipping outfit, Fuzz, have recorded a scorching cover of a Kinks classic for a new split 7”.
So when Fuzz tackle the Kinks’ “Till the End of the Day”, the power trio unsurprisingly rip through a fast, beefed up, fuzzed out version of the song that’s front-to-back exhilarating.
Segall’s stamp usually guarantees a certain level of mad-eyed intensity and furious energy, and Fuzz’s version of “Till the End of the Day” doesn’t disappoint.