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The Vancouver Sun interviews Mac DeMarco
The Vancouver Sun

“These days, the Mac you encounter via phone is much more laid back and affable, similar to the one you encounter on his last two records, the critically acclaimed and Polaris Music Prize shortlisted Salad Days, which ended up on several “best of 2014” lists (including Rolling Stone’s), and its followup Another One…”

Vue Weekly chats with Mac DeMarco about fans visiting his home.
Vue Weekly

“Mac DeMarco admits it was a strange choice, ending Another One—the mini-LP he released back in August—by listing his New York address and offering to make you a cup of coffee if you ever stop by. Not a bad choice, per se, but he definitely underestimated the implications: people have taken him up on the offer in droves…”

Tucson Weekly reviews Mac DeMarco live at Rialto Theatre
Tucson Weekly

“Mac Demarco has a way about him. It could be the boyish smile, Canadian chill vibes or that gap between his teeth (sigh), but the moment “Mac Daddy” (yes, someone called him that) took the stage voices were blown and phones were up. I had expected this sort of crowd response from Father John Misty, but Demarco’s giddy fanbase came as kind of a surprise…”

Austin Chronicle reviews Mac DeMarco at Stubb’s
Austin Chronicle

“The set, which touched on favorites from each of his four studio albums, clocked in at about an hour and a half, normally too slight to be satisfactory, but it worked with DeMarco’s rapid-fire pacing. And a quick scan of the audience as they filed out showed that they heeded his call. Relaxed? Check. Enjoyed themselves? Double check. And you get the feeling DeMarco did the same…”

The Dallas Observer reviews Mac DeMarco live at The House of Blues
Dallas Observer

“America’s current favorite Canadian, Mac Demarco, returned to Dallas last night and he brought all of his synthy, dad rock hits with him. The wunderkind, who is no longer 22 or booking free shows like he did at Bryan Street Tavern way back in 2012, proved he was playing in the big leagues, performing charismatically to a packed house of screaming fangirls at House of Blues on Monday…”

The Rockaway Times Speaks with Mac DeMarco
The Rockaway Times

“Mac DeMarco discovered Rockaway the way so many others since 1977 have. “Probably from the Ramones song, I think,” he said. DeMarco is a star in the indie-rock scene and prior to the recording of his most recent album Another One, he began looking for a new home base…”

Solo Skate Mag interviews Mac DeMarco
Solo Skate Mag

“Mac DeMarco right now is definitely one the favourite musicians in skateboarding. We met him on his recent tour at the Gebäude 9 in Cologne. And after the interview and the concert he told us a a few things more while a social plate of sausages…”

NRK interviews Mac DeMarco
NRK

“På sin nye plate gir indiehelten Mac Demarco ut adressen sin, og inviterer folk til å komme innom på en kopp kaffe. NRK inviterte han på kaffe før den utsolgte konserten i Oslo…”

The Guardian Interviews Mac DeMarco
The Guardian

“DeMarco is one of the most distinctive songwriters in modern guitar music, his songs recalling the hazy romance of a more innocent era, a sound that rouses an incongruously seething mosh pit from the DeMarco-clones at his raucous gigs…”

DIY Magazine Rehearses with Mac DeMarco
DIY Magazine

“Most people would kill at least three likeable acquaintances to spend a day in the company of Mac DeMarco. Photographer Laura-Lynn Petrick spent two entire weeks following him around. Instead of basking in his glory and laughing at all his jokes…”

Makeout Videotape to reissue ‘Ying Yang’
DIY Magazine

“Formed in Vancouver, with Captured Tracks labelmate Alex Calder, Makeout Videotape was Mac DeMarco’s first serious band – by his standards, anyway – and it took him out on tour for the first time, too in support of Japandroids…”

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