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It's time for No Age to bring their philanthropic efforts to the UK + Europe!

Dean and Randy are prepared to help those with an abiding need for No Age, armed with a slew of dates where they'll be performing in the wake of their latest album, People Helping People, which dropped September 2022.

The new age of No Age has begun again! Plan accordingly with the dates below.

TOUR DATES 2023:

Feb. 28th - VierNulVier Vooruit -... (read more)

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PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

That’s a good theme for the year, right – any year, every year? But one that feels more than ever like the KEY. And it was those lads from No Age that brought it to our attention by titling their new one exactly that. “People helping people” isn’t as simple a concept as we all expect it... (read more)

Come spring 2023, it'll be show-n-toil time for Meg Baird! Since co-founding Philadelphia's luminary psychedelic folk collective Espers, Meg Baird has been steadily creating a body of solo and collaborative work within folk, acoustic, electrified and underground music traditions. She has recorded with harpist Mary Lattimore, co-founded Heron Oblivion as drummer and vocalist, and created four solo albums featuring her beguiling guitar and song-writing. On her upcoming tour, Meg explores her solo work through the lens of her formidable past as a... (read more)

Meg Baird’s forthcoming long player, Furling, lives in the notion that whole universes of experience, enlightenment, elation, and ecstasy can bloom in every corner. And while it’s true that some songs on Furling grapple with humanity’s existential unknowns in stark terms, they primarily revel in the mysteries that hide in nature and humanity at their most ordinary.

The second single from Furling, “Star Hill Song,” out today, is a swooning mediation on romantic solidarity in emotionally trying times, by Meg and collaborator/partner/co-writer of... (read more)

Inspired by the underground, proto-punk sounds wafting in the late 1970s air and desperate to be heard, John Timmis created a character for himself: J.T. I.V. Born only to rock, this musical conception was a rabid personality crisis consisting of proselyte elitism and nihilistic excess. To a 70s wild-child like J.T., Brian Eno’s music cut through the noise like a switch-blade. So for this second taste of The Future, it's apt to share J.T.'s take on Eno's “The Fat Lady of... (read more)

From the beautiful to the jarring, intrepid explorer Bill Callahan charts a passage through all kinds of territory on his new album YTI⅃AƎЯ. Cascading images flow forth from his stream of consciousness, as if scanning the words gathered in a dream journal. Bill’s lyrics strain at the lines on the page, not content to be confined as simply ink on paper, or to separate the printing of the fact from the legend.

With this nu YTI⅃AƎЯ on display, Bill's got a string of... (read more)

80 degrees in the midnight shade. Just another breezeless night. The crickets and the sirens and the humming of florescents and neon all melting down in the groove. An emptiness it’d be a shame to lose. Except – is that the wind kicking up? Whether you knew it or not, here it comes now – you’re right in the path of Maria’s Hunt.

Formed in 2014 in Chicago by partners Joshua Condon and Eliza Weber, Glyders have kept busy, lighting up shows around town... (read more)

On Through A Room, the false dichotomy of composition and improvisation is thoroughly and rightfully abolished. Where Both was a chiseling down of spontaneous live performance, Through a Room treats its sounds as building blocks, combining them to mesmerizing effect. This exploration of terrain is an engrossing depiction of complex emotions and relentless catharsis.

Emerging from a sparse open field, “The Giant” is a synthesis of deep-listening techniques, moving from tone-generation to gamelan to avant howl and back again, with... (read more)

Meg Baird’s songs are rarely made up of tidy stories. In fact, for Meg, mystery itself is often the medium. With Furling, Meg’s fourth album under her own name, she explores the breadth of her musical fascinations and the environments around them—the edges of memory, daydreams spanning years, loose ends, loss, divergent paths, and secret conversations under stars. Furling moves through these varied spaces with the slippery, misty cohesiveness of a dream—guided by an ageless, stirring voice that remains singular and unmistakable.

Outsider freekz, make haste! It’s time to get back to The Future – the one promised back when rock and roll was king, remember? J.T. IV believed in the promise – and now, the late mystery man behind barely-released private press 7” records of the ‘80s like “Destructo Rock” and “Cosmic Lightning”, as well as a film holding the Guinness record for worlds-longest – 85 hours! - has been called back to our mortal coil, to live out his glittering, rapacious dreams once again.